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sublproject

v2.0.1

Published

Init current nodejs project for sublime-text, for easily to open it.

Downloads

9

Readme

sublproject

Open project with sublime-text via NodeJS, will init it if {project-name}.sublime-project not fond in project.

Requirement

  1. NodeJS v0.8.0 or latter (if you like iojs more than NodeJS, you can also use iojs > v1.0).
  2. npm.
  3. Sublime Text 2/3.

Install

npm install -g sublproject

or

npm i -g sublproject

Usage

cd ./{project_dir}
sublproject --ecclude_dirs cache,.tmp --exclude_files *.log,*.ini

This commands will create file '{project}.sublime-project' in your project directory, and then will open this project in Sublime Text Editor automaticly.

Default, {project} will read the name field from package.json or bower.json, if package.json and bower.json are not exists both, {project} will be the current directory name.

Options

  • -h, --help help && usage.
  • -v, --version Display sublproject versions.
  • -f, --exclude_files Patterns to exclude files.
  • -d, --exclude_dirs Patterns to exclude directories.

Exclude Files & Folders

Some times, You wan't see some files or Folders in left sidebar of Sublime Text, you can exclude them use commands:

-f *.log,*.ini -d .cache_dir,.git

or edit the project file *.sublime-project:

// content of *.sublime-project
"folders" : [
    {
        "follow_symlinks": true,
        "file_exclude_patterns": [
            ".fuse_hidden*" // patterns to exclude file.
        ],
        "folder_exclude_patterns": [
            "hide_node_modules" // patterns to exclude folder.
        ],
        "path": "."
    }
]