AddLibrary
A Sublime Text plugin to easily add libraries to your project
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Readme
- Source
- raw.githubusercontent.com
AddLibrary
Add latest versions of css/js libraries in Sublime Text, searching for libraries hosted at CDN's and creating a folder called libs on the root of your folder, and downloading libs inside there.
Download manually
- Download the files in
https://github.com/caiofsouza/AddLibraryusing the GitHub .zip download option - Unzip the files and rename the folder to
AddLibrary - Find your Packages directory using the menu item
Preferences -> Browse Packages... - Copy the folder into your Sublime Text Packages directory
Settings
To edit go to Preferences -> Package Settings -> AddLibrary and change default_folder setting.
Remember, the root of this new path is your opened folder.
Commands
[ctrl+alt+f]orCommand palette + '[AddLibrary]: Search Library': Input a term for query libraries with that name and list the finded libraries, selecting the version of the lib[ctrl+alt+a]orCommand palette + '[AddLibrary]: Add Library': List some famous libraries to add to your project with your dependencies
Tips
- Run the AddLibrary commands with one or more opened folder on your Sublime Text
- Be aware of the version of the library that will install
License
Copyright © 2017 Caio Fernandes
Licensed under the MIT license.