It's a Sublime Text plugin for shareable URLs to files in your source repositories. No more traversing your file structure to find the file you are working on. With support for GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, and many more. See the full list or configure your own.
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Or search for "GitLink" in the Command Palette Ctrl+Shift+P (Cmd+Shift+P on MacOS).
Right click any Git-tracked file in the sidebar and go to the GitLink menu item to see options, or Ctrl+Shift+C to copy the URL for the current file (Cmd+Shift+C on MacOS).
Right click anywhere within the file you are currently editing. Your cursor position determines which line number will be used for the deeplink. If supported by the Git service provider, you can select multiple lines to deeplink the line range.
Ctrl+Shift+O to skip a step and open any of the links in a new tab of your default web browser (Cmd+Shift+O on MacOS).
The easiest way is to install is using Package Control. Search for GitLink in the PC client plugin and install.
To install manually,
clone or symlink https://github.com/rscherf/GitLink.git
(or your fork)
into the Sublime Text Packages folder:
- Mac:
~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages - Linux:
~/.config/sublime-text/Packages - Windows:
%APPDATA%\Sublime Text\Packages
Repository hosts are listed alphabetically.
Arch Linux1, Assembla, Azure (unverified), Bitbucket, Codebase, Codeberg2, Debian Salsa1, Eclipse1, Fedora Forge2, GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Gitee, GNOME1, GNU Savannah3, Gogs, Launchpad3, Kernel.org3, KDE1, Ourproject.org4, Pagure, Phabricator, Phorge, Radicle, RhodeCode, Sourcehut, SourceForge5, Tangled, and TuxFamily3
Any of the above plus CGit, Forgejo, FusionForge, Gerrit, and GitWeb
If you have a supported host
with their host ID in the hostname,
no configuration is required:
e.g. gitlab.example.com.
Any site you want. Please open an issue or PR if it would help others.
Things work out of the box for many Git hosts. To customize further, use the Preferences: GitLink Settings command to open the settings. Defaults are on the left, and your changes are on the right.
If you self-host a Git provider,
you can link your domain to its format
with "user_repo_lookup":
Make a map of (JSON-escaped) domain-matching regular expressions
to the ID of the Git software your server runs.
If you need to create a new Git provider,
first consider making a PR here.
Otherwise, use "user_repo_hosts"
and follow the sample in the settings file,
or copy and modify one
from the defaults below it.
To switch to generating permanent links
that reference a Git commit hash instead of branch name,
set "revision_type": "commithash".
Commits not pushed to the server will 404.
Git and Sublime Text are powerful; I know all of you can make this way better than me.
- Fork / clone the repository.
- Add whatever you'd like.
- Run tests with the UnitTesting package.
- Submit a Pull Request.
- Star the Github repository.
- Follow @ryanscherf on Twitter, and tell me how much you love this plugin.
- Use it however you'd like.

