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1. #Sublime text html boilerplate how to#
2. #Sublime text html boilerplate install#
3. #Sublime text html boilerplate full#
4. #Sublime text html boilerplate code#

Note that contents of the tag are automatically highlighted because I set up a template variable.

To use it, simply open any HTML document, make sure highlighting is set to HTML, type row (the shorthand from tag) and press either Tab or Ctrl+ Space.

#Sublime text html boilerplate full#

In my case the full path will be: C:\Users\gronostaj\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User\Bootstrap row.sublime-snippet Save the snippet there or create your own subfolder. Sublime Text will open the Save window in its User directory. Now uncomment and put your shorthand phrase in it, for example: rowįinally, save the file. Then uncomment the tag ( Ctrl+ /) and put text.html inside it: text.html

#Sublime text html boilerplate code#

You can enter your code template in the CDATA block: (.) Click Tools → New snippet., a new file will be opened: You can create snippets for repeating code templates. If you find a great package, leave a comment here and let me know.This simple task can be achieved without any additional plugins ("vanilla" Sublime Text) and using Emmet plugin. I highly recommend installing Package Control and browsing around through the options. In the end different packages work for different people. It only works for snippets copied from within Sublime Text, but its a nice little tool for refactoring, when you’re moving code around quickly and want to delete something without losing it completely. Clipboard History - Improve your clipboardĬlipboard History is a nice little utility that lets you see the recent history of your clipboard. Its not a command line replacement, some commands move much slower than it would with command line, but it allows the convenience of using common commands like add, diff, and blame from within your editor.

#Sublime text html boilerplate install#

If you’re using Git to manage your javascript projects, you should definitely install the git package for Sublime Text. Git has rapidly become the go to version control system for open-source projects, and is also used by many private organizations and individual developers. Git - Take Control Of Your Project Inside Your Editor The github project for the package is here #4. It allows quick generation of boilerplate HTML with a familiar syntax, so you can focus on code instead of markup. Emmet - Get Through The BoilerplateĮmmet is a tool for web developers that allows you to use CSS style prefixes to quickly generate html code. It makes it easy to fix code issues as you’re editing, rather than waiting till the end and getting a huge error dump when you run your code through the linter. It places a border around lines that are non-conformant with a message in the bottom border of the editor, but otherwise stays out of your way. For javascript code you can choose to use jsHint jshint or jsLint jslint, the two most popular javascript linters. Sublime Linter is a code quality tool for Sublime Text that makes it easy to find and fix code that doesn’t meet the standards that you define. Package control makes it easy to install new packages, snippets, themes, and color schemes. All that is required is a quick copy and paste of code provided on the developers website. And the author has made it relatively easy to install Package control as well. It makes it easy to install any other package without having to clone Git repositories or work through Sublimes file structure. Package Control is the very first package anyone should install for Sublime Text. I’m going to limit myself to listing 5 of the most useful for Javascript development, but its definitely worth looking around at the options to find more that fit what you want to do. There are packages for pretty much every use case.

#Sublime text html boilerplate how to#

This is the final post in my series on Sublime Text, and how to get the most out of the editor.