Prisma Schema: Add .prisma syntax highlighting for Sublime Text

[matthewmueller]

Problem

While we already have syntax highlighting for VSCode and GitHub, we should also add syntax highlighting to Sublime Text.

Solution

We can re-use https://github.com/prisma/vscode/blob/master/syntaxes/prisma.tmLanguage.json
in Sublime Text https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/syntax.html

But we'd still need an extension for this.

[carmenberndt]

Since SublimeText only accepts .sublime-syntax and .tmLanguage files for syntax highlighting, we have to convert our .tmLanguage.json to a .tmLanguage file.
There's a VS Code extension that lets you convert that easily though.

[carmenberndt]

I created a repo here:
https://github.com/prisma/sublimeText3
Currently waiting for the PR to be merged: wbond/package_control_channel#7928

[janpio]

What a nice fight with "Package Control Bot" ⚔️

[carmenberndt]

Update: PR got merged. Closing this issue.

[janpio]

How does this work for users of Sublimetext now?

[carmenberndt]

Users only have to change 'Plain Text' to 'Prisma' when they open a file. If users want to automatically detect .prisma files, they have to set this option (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27454555/how-do-i-set-sublime-text-to-auto-detect-a-file-type-after-setting-it-once/27456902#27456902)

[janpio]

Awesome!