LiteIDE is a simple, cross-platform, Integrated Development Environment.
It’s designed to edit and build projects written in the Go programming language.
LiteIDE is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Core features:
- System environment management.
- MIME type management.
- Configurable build commands.
- Support files search replace and revert.
- Quick open file, symbol and commands.
- Plug-in system.
- Advanced code editor:
- Code editor supports Golang, Markdown and Golang Present.
- Rapid code navigation tools.
- Syntax highlighting and color scheme.
- Code completion.
- Code folding.
- Display save revision.
- Reload file by internal diff way.
- Golang support:
- Support Go1.11 Go modules.
- Support Go1.5 Go vendor.
- Support Go1 GOPATH.
- Golang build environment management.
- Compile and test using standard Golang tools.
- Custom GOPATH support system, IDE and project.
- Custom project build configuration.
- Golang package browser.
- Golang class view and outline.
- Golang doc search and api index.
- Source code navigation and information tips.
- Source code find usages.
- Source code refactoring and revert.
- Integrated gocode clone of nsf/gocode.
- Integrated gomodifytags.
- Support source query tools guru.
- Debug with GDB and Delve.
- Cross-platform support: runs under Linux, MacOS X, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and Windows.
Website: github.com/visualfc/liteide
Support: FAQ
Developer: visualfc
License: GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1
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