About

Ever wanted to have a live-updating list of all flycheck errors in your project? You've come to the right place! flycheck-projectile is an Emacs plugin that can gather all errors in your project and display them in a flycheck-list-errors-like table.

Usage

Call flycheck-projectile-list-errors. This will pop up a list of all flycheck errors in your project, prompting you to supply it if needed. You can bind the function to "SPC p E", for example. To close the list again press q, which will also remove any hooks set up.

Installation

Melpa (package-install)

This package is on MELPA, so you can install it using package-install if you have configured MELPA as a package source.

From github

Even though this package is on MELPA, you can install it from GitHub:

$ mkdir ~/.emacs.d/packages/
$ git clone https://github.com/nbfalcon/flycheck-projectile.git ~/.emacs.d/packages/

And calling use-package:

(use-package flycheck-projectile
  :load-path "~/.emacs.d/packages/")

To integrate the plugin with spacemacs' popwin, you can use the following use-package block instead:

Integration

Spacemacs (popwin)

If you use popwin (installed by default in spacemacs), you can use the following snippet to make flycheck-projectile-list-errors' popup behave like that of flycheck-list-errors:

(use-package flycheck-projectile
  :load-path "~/Projects/emacs/plugins/"
  :config
  (add-to-list 'popwin:special-display-config
               `(,flycheck-projectile-error-list-buffer
                 :regexp nil :dedicated t :position bottom :stick t
                 :noselect nil)))

This will make the buffer created by flycheck-projectile-list-errors a popup that is always at the bottom. Note that you still should use q to quit it (you can, but shouldn't, use C-g), as otherwise flycheck-projectile cannot remove its hooks to restore Emacs' performance.

Limitations

Unlike flycheck-list-errors, flycheck-projectile-list-errors currently does not highlight the errors corresponding to the current buffer line in the error list.