What is this?
TabNine is an AI-powered autocompleter that suggests code in any programming language. This repository hosted its backend, and the completion engine itself is closed source.
TabNine is an AI-powered autocompleter that suggests code in any programming language. This repository hosted its backend, and the completion engine itself is closed source.Is the autocomplete engine's code in this repo?No - there are no source files here. The repo holds configuration files like languages.yml and languagetokenization.json and serves as the place to file feature requests.
No - there are no source files here. The repo holds configuration files like languages.yml and languagetokenization.json and serves as the place to file feature requests.How do I get TabNine into my editor?Install an editor client: official TabNine plugins exist for VS Code, Sublime Text, Vim and Atom. Third-party clients cover Emacs, Vim via Deoplete and Eclipse, though Codota does not validate those.
Install an editor client: official TabNine plugins exist for VS Code, Sublime Text, Vim and Atom. Third-party clients cover Emacs, Vim via Deoplete and Eclipse, though Codota does not validate those.Is this project still maintained?No. GitHub shows the repository as archived, which makes it read-only, so this backend is no longer under active development here.
No. GitHub shows the repository as archived, which makes it read-only, so this backend is no longer under active development here.Does it run on Apple Silicon Macs or only Intel?Both - prebuilt backends ship for Apple Silicon (aarch64) and Intel Macs, plus Linux x86_64 and Windows in 64-bit and 32-bit builds.
Both - prebuilt backends ship for Apple Silicon (aarch64) and Intel Macs, plus Linux x86_64 and Windows in 64-bit and 32-bit builds.Which programming languages can it autocomplete?All of them - it is an all-language autocompleter. The config even links related file types, so identifiers from .c files are suggested while you edit .h files.
All of them - it is an all-language autocompleter. The config even links related file types, so identifiers from .c files are suggested while you edit .h files.Is TabNine based on GPT-2?The repository carries a 'gpt-2' GitHub topic, indicating the original completion model was built on OpenAI's GPT-2.
The repository carries a 'gpt-2' GitHub topic, indicating the original completion model was built on OpenAI's GPT-2.Is TabNine open source?No - the completion engine is closed source. This repository is MIT-licensed, but it contains only configuration files, not the engine itself.
No - the completion engine is closed source. This repository is MIT-licensed, but it contains only configuration files, not the engine itself.What are similar projects?quine-relay, supertonic, flatbuffers, YouCompleteMe, antlr4, aws-doc-sdk-examples, asdf, hello-algo
quine-relay, supertonic, flatbuffers, YouCompleteMe, antlr4, aws-doc-sdk-examples, asdf, hello-algoWhich topics is it in?code-completion, gpt-2, vim-plugin, vscode-extension, lua, bash, ruby, php, artificial-intelligence, golang, swift, shell
code-completion, gpt-2, vim-plugin, vscode-extension, lua, bash, ruby, php, artificial-intelligence, golang, swift, shell