Emmet plugin for TextMate 2

This plugin adds Emmet support for TextMate 2 editor (works on OSX 10.9+ only).

How to install

• Download EmmetTextMate.tmplugin.zip file from latest release.
• Unpack downloaded zip file.
• Double-click on EmmetTextMate.tmplugin file to install.

Licensing

Emmet plugin is completely free to use, but to make future development more sustainable, some useful features like Tab expander and Preferences UI are available after a paid upgrade.

Notes on Tab expander

A lot of TextMate features are bound to Tab key. Unfortunately, current TextMate API does not provide opportunity to register custom Tab key handler (as Sublime Text or Atom does). Which means that Emmet’s Tab key hanlder works mostly as a hack and may (not intentionally) break default behaviour. But it still tries to play nice with TM’s default handler:

• Emmet’s tab trigger works for limited scopes only since it overrides default snippets. Specifically, it works in HTML, XML, CSS, LESS, Sass/SCSS and Stylus. If you think that it could safely work in other syntaxes, please create a new issue so I can support it.
• Compared to previous implementations, it tries to respect editable fields after abbreviation was expanded (e.g. use Tab key to quickly jump and edit different parts in abbreviation output).
• In JavaScript, where default TextMate snippets are more preferable, Tab expander works slightly different: it only handles either complex (nested or with attributes like ul>li, .foo) or single uppercased (like Foo, Bar) abbreviations that follow React components definition convention. Although inside string literals (e.g. inside "" or '') it works as usual.