Due to a trademark of another company named jade, the jade language is undergoing a transition to pug. See Renaming jade -> Pug.

I would be happy to help in the code aspects, but I don't know much about how melpa packages are managed and what the best way to make the transition for this is.

Example:

//- First paragraph.
//-
//- Second paragraph.

Now, when I execute fill-paragraph (M-q) on the comment, then the result is:

//- First paragraph. Second paragraph.

In this case, however, I expect no change at all.

Could probably just highlight it as JS, but we need to at least get rid of the .class colors leaking into the params.

I install jade-mode from emacs package-install, when I'm editing a jade file, adding attribute to a tag by ', emacs hangs and top shows it use 100% CPU.

$ emacs --version
GNU Emacs 24.3.1
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GNU Emacs comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
You may redistribute copies of Emacs
under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
For more information about these matters, see the file named COPYING.

#jade info in emacs:
     Status: Installed in `/home/laputa/.emacs.d/elpa/jade-mode-20130220.1245/'.
    Version: 20130220.1245
   Requires: sws-mode-0
    Summary: Major mode for editing .jade files [github]

Does anyone met the same problem?

haml-mode does it, why can't we?

Use js-mode to highlight JS blocks.

Could the few lines of code here be added to jade-mode or to the jade-mode README:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38277820/compile-jade-to-html-in-emacs?noredirect=1#comment63982370_38277820

The title kinda sums it up.

See final example here

I'm thinking:

• Add some jade keywords to the js-mode syntax table (maybe remove some JS ones! I'm looking at you, class)
• Pick some JS/jade 'special' keywords to receive font-lock-builtin-face
• Make two slightly different sets of keywords/syntax tables for the two main types of JS highlighting (inside paren () blocks and lines opening with -)

I'm having an issue with a jade docpad document file, basically a partial. All elements after the first level are highlighted correctly, however the first level elements (in this case "section" tags) are not highlighted.

An example section of the file is:

section.slide
  h2 Other supported entities:
  ul
    li comments
    li users
    li taxonomy terms

The h2, ul and li elements are all highlighted. The initial section element is not, though a class or id element appended to the section tag is colored correctly.

I'm running the latest MELPA version (20120730) and Emacs 24.

Not sure what the official jade syntax rules are here but this parses out just fine, but is marked as a comment by jade mode:

Not sure if it's an emacs config issue or jade-mode issue.

First should jade mode be using tabs or spaces. I noticed that my space indented files should all element names in red, but even your example.jade mixes spaces and tabs.

Second while Shift-Tab works great, Tab always only indents to the very first level and with leading # inserts a space, i.e. in the example.jade file if i hit tab at the beginning of the #container line i get this

    #container
^

[tab]

    #container
     ^

[tab]

#container
^

[tab]

  #container
  ^

[tab]

  #container
   ^

[tab]

  # container
    ^

And after that all the [tab] hitting will not move it further

Focus on catching regressions in highlighting (and indentation/comment functions)

:)

Hey Brian! I run the "Melpa" emacs package archive with a friend, and it's getting really popular. (http://melpa.milkbox.net) It builds package.el-compatible packages automatically from upstream .el source code.

We received a pull request containing a recipe for packaging up the files in this repo, but we couldn't accept it because the files don't have the standard headers that are required by the package.el system. If you were to put something like the following in the files, at a minimum, that'd be really helpful:

;;; jade-mode.el --- Brief description of mode
;;; URL: ....
;;; Author: Brian M Carlson

....

;;;; jade-mode.el ends here

I'd work up a pull request myself, but I don't use these modes directly, so I thought I'd just make a quick appeal to your community spirit instead. :-)

Cheers,

-Steve

does anybody has the same problem ?

Running Emacs 24.3.92.1

Hi, i have seen there are jade-mode in marmalade repo. (http://marmalade-repo.org/packages/jade-mode)
It is written, marmalade use the 0.1 version of jade-mode.

But i don't know witch version is use on github . Perhaps we could creat a file or anything to indicate the github version.

(Sorry for my bad english)

Was using org-mode, and it reminded me of how helpful it would be to be able to "hide" nested elements from time-to-time. Just an idea.

In the README, you state that "I'm not sure yet how to highlight .styl files", so here is a suggestion:

https://cdn.tutsplus.com/webdesign/uploads/2014/01/formatted.png

That image is from Why Choose Stylus (And You Should Too) and shows the highlighting applied by the Sublime Text Stylus package. There are further examples in the article.

Hi, seems https://github.com/brianc/jade-mode has outdated versions of sws-mode etc. no?

Hi,

This is not highlighted correctly:

li // some comment
  list-style none
  li // nested lists
    margin-left -2.5em

But this is correct:

li // some comment
  list-style none
  li
    margin-left -2.5em // nested lists

I think, that's a bug in syntax highlighting.

I have:

doctype html
html
  head
    meta(charset='utf-8')
    link(rel='stylesheet', type='text/css', href='main.css')

It used to highlight OK, but with version 20150313.812 from MELPA the highlighting does not work. Double-quoted strings still work:

doctype html
html
  head
    meta(charset="utf-8")
    link(rel="stylesheet", type="text/css", href="main.css")

example:

p= 'i should be parsed as string delimiter'
p i shouldn't be parsed as the beginning of a string 

i am seeing the second line being parsed incorrectly

When I navigate to the end of a line in a Stylus file, and try to make a new section inside it, pressing TAB just indents to my tab-width; it never indents to the correct position.

Hi,

This is not rendered correctly:

span: a(href='about:blank') aa

But this is fine:

span
  a(href='about:blank') aa

And yes, these constructions generate same Jade output.

I can't find out a way to use el-get to install this mode.

jade/sws-mode doesn't specify a license.

I'm creating a package for NixOS and I need to specify one.
Can I assume GPL2+, as most emacs packages use?

could you please create a tag to use this package using melpa stable [1].
Thanks

[1] : http://stable.melpa.org/