code-location : a package for atom editor

code-location is a tool that lets you know where you are in your code, by showing you your location (class, function, etc.) in the status bar of the Atom editor. code-location works by analyizing the indentation of the edited file. Use a code beautifier to make sure your indentation is correct. If the indentation is wrong, code-location might not work well.

Example JavaScript

Editor:

Status-bar:

class ➡️ getResult(point) ➡️ if ➡️ while

As seen in this example, the current cursor is inside a class, then within a function called getResult(), therein inside an if, and lastly inside a while loop.

Example JavaScript

Example Python

Example Bash

Features

• You can more easily understand where you are in your code. So there is less chance you get confused about your location in complicated code.
• You can see how much your current line is indented (indentation count).

How to install

• Via the atom package manager (apm):
  • apm install code-location
• Or inside the atom editor, on the Settings page (Control-,), on the install tab.
• Or from atom.io website
  • https://atom.io/packages/code-location

Package for atom

Enjoy

• If you like it or use it, give it a ⭐ on repo atom-code-location and another ⭐ on package code-location. Thanks! ❤️
• Improve it? Contribute and send me a PR.