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jQuery support in Aptana Studio 3

I use Aptana Studio primarily for web development. It has great support for languages like PHP and JavaScript.


But the problem is that I mostly use jQuery rather than code in JavaScript and Aptana does not have good support / content assist from beginning.


So we need to install ruble for jQuery library.


Ruble is short for Ruby bundle and is a runtime environment that allows the extensibility of Aptana Studio's editors by using Ruby.


To install the jQuery bundle follow the following steps:



  1. Navigate to Commands | Bundle Developement | Install Bundle.

  2. Select jQuery and click OK.

  3. Aptana will clone jQuery ruble from github.

  4. Include appropriate jQuery sdocml in Project Build Path from Project Properties.

  5. Include a VSDoc file for jQuery in your project.


[caption id="attachment_47" align="aligncenter" width="1313"]Aptana fetching jquery ruble from GitHub Aptana fetching jquery ruble from GitHub[/caption]


You must include appropriate version VSDoc for correct Content Assist.


[caption id="attachment_49" align="aligncenter" width="881"]Include latest jquery ruble for each project build path Include latest jquery ruble for each project build path[/caption]


Check if content Assist is working or not buy triggering Content Assist by using Ctrl + Space keys while placing cursor on some valid jQuery code.


[caption id="attachment_48" align="aligncenter" width="897"]Content Assist now Working Content Assist now Working[/caption]


Also your project must be one of the following types



  • Web

  • PHP

  • Python

  • Ruby

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