I'm trying to find a decent editor (for Linux or MacOS), which works with recent versions of nim/nimsuggest. The main features I'm looking for is auto-completion and jump to definition. I can remember that Atom was working pretty well for me ~1 year ago (using this package, which seems to be the most advanced). However, I've updated to recent versions of Atom + Nim + Nimsuggest in the last weeks, and now auto-completion and jump to definition just does nothing any more (the linter still works though). I've also tried Sublime and it's the same problem.
Maybe nimsuggest works differently now and the plugins need updating? I don't think it is a nimsuggest issue per se, because using it from stdin gives reasonable output.
Is anyone running a fully working setup with either of the two currently? Or any other editor with well working nimsuggest integration?
I'm quite happy using Sublime with the NimLine package - but that's mostly for quick debugging and go to errors.
Have you checked: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/wiki/editor-support
I'm a long time Emacs user myself, but in the mood for something more modern and I wasn't sure if the auto-completion works well.
I gave Visual Studio Code a try, and got it working immediately including auto-completion and jump to definition. Awesome, thanks for the suggestion.