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PackageDev - The Sublime Text Meta Package

PackageDev provides syntax highlighting and other helpful utility for Sublime Text resource files.

Resource files are ways of configuring the Sublime Text text editor to various extends, including but not limited to: custom syntax definitions, context menus (and the main menu), and key bindings.

Thus, this package is ideal for package developers, but even normal users of Sublime Text who want to configure it to their liking should find it very useful.

Installation

Install the package using Package Control. The package's name is PackageDev.

PackageDev was made for Sublime Text 3. An older unmaintained version can still be installed for Sublime Text 2, however.

Getting Started

Syntax highlighting for various resource files is available immediately.

Various commands, for example creating a new resource, are made available through the command palette (Primary+Shift+P) with the "PackageDev:" prefix and in the main menu under Tools → Packages → Package Development,

Note: The Primary key refers to Ctrl on Windows and Linux and Command (⌘) on macOS.

Documentation

Detailed documentation is available at the repository's wiki.

Features Overview

  • Syntax definitions for:

    • Build System files
    • Color Scheme files
    • Commands files
    • Completions files
    • Keymap files
    • Macro files
    • Menu files
    • Mousemap files
    • Project files
    • Settings files
    • Snippet files
    • Syntax definition files (both Sublime Text and TextMate)
    • TextMate Preferences (.tmPreferences)

  • Static and dynamic completions for all the above, where sensible.

    Dynamic completions are provided for all files expecting command names, syntax definitions, color schemes, and settings files.

  • Snippets for some of the above.

    In files holding multiple "entries", snippets are available with the trigger e and ee for a short and a long entry, respectively.

  • Commands to create (or open) a package and various resource files with standard templates.

  • Checking for unknown settings keys.

  • Hover popups for setting keys with a description and their default value.

  • And more!