Interpreter settings not working about beautifyruby

[nozpheratu]

For those using RVM on linux, try:

{
  "ruby": "~/.rvm/bin/rvm-auto-ruby"
}

[lizhangyuh]

What worked for me:
1.Add ruby path to beautifyruby sublime user settings
2.Install htmlbeautifie in global gemset:

rvm use (version)@global     
gem install htmlbeautifier

[jsgv]

This worked for me

check which ruby version:
which ruby
and update the BeautifyRuby.sublime-settings around line 7:

"ruby": "/usr/bin/env ruby",

to the version you are using

"ruby": "/Users/(your username)/.rvm/rubies/ruby-(your version)/bin/ruby",

[stujo]

Thanks for the tips! I had to do both to get it working

gem install htmlbeautifier

which ruby

Which gave -> /Users/stu/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/bin/ruby

and then

{
  "ruby": "/Users/stu/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/bin/ruby",
}

[raecoo]

Do it as following steps will works well both .rb and .html.erb files.

1. gem install 'htmlbeautifier'
2. add gem 'htmlbeautifier' to your project Gemfile.
3. add "ruby": "~/.rbenv/versions/2.1.0/bin/ruby"(maybe RVM) to BeautifyRuby settings.

all done. enjoy it.

[CraigWilliams]

Is that the path to ruby when you execute which ruby ?

[tamird]

This exact issue happens to me when installed with package control in sublimetext 3. Moving the package out of package control (extracting the .sublime-package and moving the whole directory to packages) fixes the problem. Weird, huh?

[soupdiver]

Thanks @tamird moving the folder manually under packages worked!

[nglx]

Not working for me either. Is there a chance for a fix to work with package manager?

[gaurish]

I have the same issue. Installed via pkg control in sublimetext 3. And getting check interpreter settings error

[phortx]

+1

[thaddeusgeek]

same with sublime3 and package control

as @tamird says, manually cloning the project to '~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Packages' will solve the problem

[mscoutermarsh]

Same. install via package control in SB3 not working.

Had to manually copy it over.

[lifedever]

how do?

[ecbrodie]

I'm also having this issue. I use ST3 and rbenv. Getting the "check your ruby interpreter settings" error message every time. Any ideas?

[mscoutermarsh]

Do the manual installation.

Go into your packages directory.

git clone git://github.com/CraigWilliams/BeautifyRuby.git

[happypeter]

manual installation did not work for me. I am running st2

[zelig]

#63 should fix this

[happypeter]

still not working for me, st2+ubuntu1204

[CraigWilliams]

Is this still not working after @zelig's changes?

[happypeter]

@CraigWilliams not working for me

[zelig]

if it is still not working. delete any manual install, and reinstall via package control.
under st2 there shouldn't be a problem

[happypeter]

@zelig NOT working for my ubuntu1204+st2, steps:

• clean up all manual install stuff
• install via package control
• have my St user settings file like this:

{
    "ruby": "/home/peter/.rbenv/shims/ruby"
}

the error remained Error: invalid output. Check your ruby interpreter settings
when I was running this to a .html.erb file

[zelig]

see README:

Erb html templates uses Paul Battley's htmlbeautifier gem. This (as well as rubygems) is assumed to be installed as seen by the ruby interpreter. Note that if you beautify and erb file but htmlbeautifier is not found, the error message is 'check your ruby interpreter settings', do not be misled.

[lerivin]

Updating the ruby version path worked for me. Thanks @jesusjjf

[zelig]

RTFM :)

On 3 February 2014 05:20, Stuart Jones [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for the tips! I had to do both to get it working

gem install htmlbeautifier

which ruby

Which gave -> /Users/stu/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/bin/ruby

and then

{
"ruby": "/Users/stu/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/bin/ruby",}

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/52#issuecomment-33925469
.

[egru]

So that fix still wasn't working for me. I narrowed it down to ruby being executed through sublime couldn't load the htmlbeautifier file. This can be seen in this error message:

/home/user/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/lib/ruby/site_ruby/2.1.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in require': cannot load such file -- htmlbeautifier (LoadError)
from /home/user/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/lib/ruby/site_ruby/2.1.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:55:in `require'
from /home/user/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/BeautifyRuby/lib/erbbeautify.rb:1:in <main>'

It's weird, because I took the code from beautify_ruby.py and ran it from the command line and it worked just fine. So this has to be something weird with sublime.

Here's how I fixed it.

First I changed the require line in erbbeautifier.rb from
require 'htmlbeautifier'
to the absolute path of the ruby script
require '/home/user/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.0/gems/htmlbeautifier-0.0.9/lib/htmlbeautifier.rb'

I was then getting complaints from ruby about how it couldn't find the required files within htmlbeautifier.rb. I has able to fix this by changing require to require_relative for files within the same directory in htmlbeautifier.rb. With that I had to update all of the lib files with require_relative because they all reference files within the same directory.

So with all that I finally got it working. I'm sure there's probably some easier way to fix it though.

[jsmith0684]

I'm having problems using BeautifyRuby in Sublime Text 3 under Mac OS 10.7.5 with Ruby 2.1.0. I installed Ruby via RVM and have installed the htmlbeautifier gem. I can properly format .rb files but I get an error stating "Invalid output. Check your Ruby interpreter settings." when attempting to format html.erb files.

I tried egru's fix by requiring htmlbeautifer using the gem's path, but that did not work.

[mschewe]

I have the same problem as @jsmith0684.
I am using rbenv, Ruby 2.1.1, on ArchLinux, Sublime Text 2 Build 2221

gem install htmlbeautifier

rbenv which ruby
/home/mschewe/.rbenv/versions/2.1.1/bin/ruby

{
    "tab_or_space": "space",
    "ruby": "/home/mschewe/.rbenv/versions/2.1.1/bin/ruby",
    "file_patterns": [ "\\.html\\.erb", "\\.rb", "\\.rake", "Rakefile", "Gemfile" ],
    "html_erb_patterns": ["\\.html\\.erb"],
    "run_on_save": false,
    "save_on_beautify": false
}

Are there any solutions or suggestions to this problem?

[niyazpk]

+1

[nozpheratu]

Broken for me as well on ST3, tried installing via package control and manually neither seem to work. Also installed the htmlbeutifier gem and updated my path to ruby through the package preferences.

[egru]

Here's what my erbbeautify.rb file looks like:

require '/home/user/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.1.0/gems/htmlbeautifier-0.0.9/lib/htmlbeautifier.rb'

def beautify(input, output)
  dest = ""
  beautifier = HtmlBeautifier::Beautifier.new(dest)
  begin
    beautifier.scan(input)
    dest << "\n"
  rescue
    dest = ""
  end
  output.write(dest)
end

beautify $stdin.read, $stdout

here's my htmlbeautifier.rb.

require_relative 'htmlbeautifier/beautifier'
require_relative 'htmlbeautifier/version'

within the htmlbeautifier directory there are five files. For beautifier.rb, builder.rb, and html_parser.rb, change require to require_relative in each for every dependency. Hope this helps.

[liranY]

hi
i tried everything that was suggested here and it still prints the:
"invalid output. Check your ruby interpreter settings"
i am running sublime 2 on Ubuntu.
please help !

[j9recurses]

Hi. I also get the error: "invalid output. Check your ruby interpreter settings". Every thing seems to be working for .rb files but not .erb files.

As suggested here, I tried installing htmlbeautifier into my global gem set as well as ergu's solution to manually change the erbbeautify.rb file. Nothing worked.

Any solution for this? I'd love to get this working for my .erb files!
I'm waay too lazy/don't want to format .erb files by hand to make them easy to read. ..My eyes are h- hurting--Please help! I'm on sublime 3 running ubuntu.

[b-m-f]

I tried everything that was written here. Changed ruby path to path from which ruby and installed htmlbeautifier. Even tried everything with require_relative and direct path to htmlbeautify.

Still getting the same error message.

Ubunt 14.04 and sublime text 3

EDIT:

I found the problem for me.

After trying to beautify the document with htmlbeautifier i got the error code:

Outdented too far on line XX (RuntimeError)

I validated the HTML then and saw that I had a closing tag without an opening tag.

After I changed it everything worked.

If none of the above suggestions help, try validating your HTML code aswell.

[techhorn]

Hello, I'm getting the same problem on ST3. Tried pretty much everything suggested on this page, but I still get the same error. Any suggestions for Ubuntu 12.04 and ST3?

[onlinetocode]

thx @nozpheratu, this fixed the erb formatting error for me!

[x-ji]

Changing "ruby" to the absolute path worked for me. I'm using rbenv on Yosemite. Probably related to project-specific version settings.

[JohnZucker]

On MacOS 10.8.5 (running Darwin 12.5.0), I had a long time ago created the situation that I had made a 1.9..3 rvm installation which was interfered with by the ruby 1.8.7 installation underneath /System/Library/Frameworks.

This situation also gave rise to 'Invalid output. Check your ruby interpreter settings' as reported above, when installed by cloning from github into Sublime Text 3.

Fortunately, once I had tracked down the 1.9.3 location this was easy to correct by entering
{
"ruby": "~/.rvm/bin/ruby"
}
in ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/User/BeautifyRuby.sublime-settings

Thanks for all the suggestions above. Fortunately this one was quite easy to fix.

[JoshKesling]

Running ubuntu 14.04 LTS, Sublime Text 3, and Ruby 2.2.0. Ran into the same problem. I followed the steps @stujo gave.

In a nutshell:

• Open your console.
• Type gem install htmlbeautifier to install the required htmlbeautifier.
• After that's installed, get your Ruby path and version by typing which ruby. That should return something similar to this: /Users/stu/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/bin/ruby. Yours will give something different based on your install directory and version, just copy and paste...
• In Sublime Text 3: Preferences > Package Settings > BeautifyRuby > Settings - Default add this line before the closing }: "ruby": "/Users/stu/.rvm/rubies/ruby-2.1.0/bin/ruby" but paste your path that you copied from the console inside the quotation marks.
• Make sure to add a , to the end of the previous line before the one you added.

That got mine working. Thanks stujo.

[RONNCC]

This still doesn't work for me? I'm not even using rvm so i'm just linking to /usr/bin/ruby... I have no problems with .rb files - just .html.erb files

[nozpheratu]

@RONNCC Did you install the htmlbeautifier gem as mentioned in the readme?

[RONNCC]

Yup and I put my ruby path using where and I changed the requires to the
direct path of the htmlbeautifier as suggested above

On Mon, Mar 30, 2015, 12:18 PM nozpheratu [email protected] wrote:

@RONNCC https://github.com/RONNCC Did you install the
https://github.com/threedaymonk/htmlbeautifier http://htmlbeautifier
gem as mentioned in the readme?

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#52 (comment)
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[RossKinsella]

Tried everything in this post and no luck.

What might be worth noting is I only get the error on saving .html.erb files.

I'm running:

• OSX
• Sublime 3
• Installed from package manager
• RVM
• Ruby 2.12.

[RONNCC]

^ exact same. I only get the error on .html.erb files as well

i'm using Sublime 3 in a Ubuntu 14.04 vm installed from package manager (and then manually) without an RVM and Ruby 2.2.1 i believe

[Corstiaan84]

@Josh-Kes his instructions worked for me. Thanks

[bobzhen]

@stujo Your solution works for me, thanks!!!

[prokizzle]

I was using chruby, and I had updated my system ruby to 2.1.5 using postmodern's ruby-install. The above solutions did not work, without a little finesse.

What finally worked for me (even after changing the beautifyruby sublime user settings ruby path to /Users/prokizzle/.rubies/ruby-2.1.5/bin/ruby) was running:

/usr/bin/gem install htmlbeautifier

Now everything is great.

[krishnasrihari]

Thanks @lizhangyuh, it works for me.

[ronzalo]

with rbenv, this works for me
rbenv which ruby
"ruby": "/Users/gonzalomoreno/.rbenv/versions/2.0.0-p353/bin/ruby"

[ritaly]

Doesn't work. I still get the error on .html.erb files "Error: invalid output. Check your ruby interpreter settings"

• Sublime Text 3
• OSX (Sierra 10.12.6 )
• htmlbeautifier - installed
• "ruby": "/opt/rubies/ruby-2.4.1/bin/ruby"

I tired with installed from package manager & cloned (git clone git://github.com/CraigWilliams/BeautifyRuby.git)