On September 13, GitHub announced the launch of Atom-IDE in partnership with Facebook - which includes a series of optional toolkits that bring IDE-like functionality to Atom. The initial release includes smarter, context-aware autocomplete; navigation features such as outline view and goto-definition, and other useful features; and includes error and warning alerts and document formatting capabilities. .
Atom-IDE includes packages for the C#, Flow, Java, JavaScript, PHP, and TypeScript languages that provide deep syntax analysis of your code and projects by using the power of language servers. With the support of the community, GitHub also plans to expand the number of languages that Atom-IDE can support, and can run and edit applications, using Atom-IDE to become a real IDE.
Instructions:
Atom Beta version 1.21 is highly recommended as it includes the necessary file monitoring and process controls to ensure the underlying language server is functioning properly.
To use Atom-IDE you will need to install at least two packages - Atom IDE's user interface and language support packages
Launch Atom's install package dialog (Settings view: Install Packages and Themes)
Search and install the atom-ide-ui package to bring in the IDE user interface
Install the IDE language support package you need, such as ide-typescript