Compressor
Open gzip & bzip2 files with Sublime Text
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sublime-compressor
Small plugin which transparently decompresses gzip (.gz) and bzip2 (.bz2) files when opened in Sublime Text.
This is an alpha release, use with care, feedback & code welcome!
When opening a new file this plugin will check the filename for a known compression suffix (.gz,.bz2 currently). If this matches, the useless binary view of the file will be closed and a new temporary file will be opened, filled with the decompressed content.
Installation
As usual via Package Control.
Current limitations (feedback & code welcome)
- read only (would be cool if compressed file was substituted on save)
- compressed file contents are assumed to be 'utf-8' encoded (maybe decompress into temp file which is opened the normal way instead? (allows for encoding detection))
- single threaded (decompression should take place in bg thread)
- no partial decompression (full file is decompressed and inserted in new file, maybe it's possible to just decompress a window)
- no xz, lzma, flat zip-file support
- compressor detection only based on filename, maybe use something similar to the
filecommand - re-opening compressed file that is opened in a tab already will not jump to that tab but decompress it into a second copy