This script allows you to quickly open file paths from the sublime text 3 in the same place or in the file manager.
Install this sublime text 3 package via [Package Control]:
Through Command Palette Ctrl(Cmd) + Shift + P find Package Control: Install Package and install SEPath package.
To open file or folder, click on the path and press F5 key for Linux or Windows or through Command Palette Ctrl(Cmd) + Shift + P find SEPath: Open
To open specific path folder in the file manager, click on it and press Ctrl + F5 keys for Linux or Windows or through Command Palette Ctrl(Cmd) + Shift + P find SEPath: Open sub path folder
For OS X, you can add your own shortcuts in Preferences/Package Settings/SEPath/Key Bindings - User.
[
{
"keys": ["Your shortcut"],
"command": "open"
},
{
"keys": ["Your shortcut"],
"command": "open_in_file_manager"
}
]
Settings are accessed via the Preferences/Package Settings/SEPath or through Command Palette Ctrl(Cmd) + Shift + P. To find them, write Preferences: SEPath Settings - User/Default and click on it.
By default you can open only full and relative path.
For addition base path, you need to add base_folder_name or base_directories or all at once.
{
"base_directory_key" : ":/",
"base_folder_name" : "data",
"base_directories" : [
]
}
The base directory key is a string that replaces a part of the full path.
Let the full path of the file look like this: /home/user/downloads/project/data/json/books.json.
Replace the /home/user/downloads/project/data sub path with :/, where :/ is the base directory key. The final path can be written as: : /json/books.json.
root_replacement_key by default is :/.
base_folder_name is the name of the folder that replaces the root. If the path of the current file does not contain one of the base_directories, then from the end of the current path, a folder with the base folder name will be searched.
If a folder with this name is found, then in the path that was clicked, base_directory_key will be replaced with the full path to this folder.
These settings are used to create different 'base_directories' for different projects.
{
"base_directory_key" : ":/"
"base_directories": [
"/home/user/project/data",
"/home/user/project/build/testdata"
]
}
4. base_directories [dict; not fully implemented] ("base_directories" : {"path, which sub path will be replaced" : "base directory path"})
{
"base_directory_key" : ":/"
"base_directories": {
"/home/user/project/data0" : "",
"/home/user/project/data1" : "/home/user/project/data2"
}
}
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.