EclipseJavaFormatter
Plugin for Sublime Text 2 and 3 that allows you to format Java files with the Eclipse formatter.
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Basic Config
At a minimum, include the following configuration block in either your user or project settings:
"EclipseJavaFormatter":
{
// you may not even need this one if eclipse is on your path
"eclipse_command": "/path/to/eclipse/install/eclipse",
"config_file": "/path/to/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs"
}
For information on how to find and/or generate your config_file, look here:
Formatting your code using the Eclipse formatter
Import Sorting
If you want, EclipseJavaFormatter can automatically sort imports after formatting. This feature is not an external call to Eclipse, and it does not attempt to do any sort of autoimporting.
"sort_imports": true
It will, however, honor any overrides that you wish to include, much like the actual eclipse import sorter.
"sort_imports_order": ["java", "javax", "org", "com"]
Note: Right now, sort_imports will blow away any comments between the first and last
import statements.
Line Endings
If you need to preserve your line endings, add the following:
"restore_line_endings": true
Notes
If you use gradle and SublimeJava for your java development, you may be interested in my gradle plugin.