EJS 2
EJS syntax definition for Sublime Text 3
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EJS 2
EJS syntax definition for Sublime Text 3. Includes EJS tag autocompletion and snippets.
Installation
Use Package Control to install EJS 2.
Setting the default syntax
By default, files with the extension .ejs are opened with the EJS (<% %>) syntax.
To open files with a different extension as EJS, or to use delimiters other than <% %>, follow these steps to set the default EJS syntax for a file extension:
- Open an EJS file
- Select
Viewfrom the menu bar - Then select:
Syntax→Open all with current extension as...→EJS 2→EJS (<delimiter>) - Repeat for each extension you want to open as EJS
This package includes syntax definitions for the following additional delimiters: <? ?>, <$ $>, <@ @>.
Color Scheme
EJS 2 comes with the Dracula EJS color scheme, which is a modified version of zertosh/dracula-theme. You can select it from: Preferences → Color Scheme.
Oceanic Next is also a good color scheme for EJS that works right out of the box.
If you'd prefer to use a different color scheme, you may need to add lines like these to make the highlighting more compatible with EJS.
Preview (with Dracula EJS)
Snippets
In the HTML scope:
if+TAB- Inserts EJSifstatementfor+TAB- Inserts EJSforloop
Contributing
Most problems are best addressed by opening an issue.