Enlister
A Sublime Text 3 plugin to launch project specific tools and such via subprocess.
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sublime-enlister
Enlister is a plugin that can launch project specific tools. Typically, this is used to launch build environments that vary depending on the project. The plugin looks for the project setting enlister
which is an array of objects that have three properties:
* name - The display name in the command palette.
* command - The command to launch. This is passed directly to subprocess
. It can be an array of strings if arguments need to be split out.
* shell - The value for the shell parameter in subprocess.Popen. Optional, defaults to False.
* working_dir - The working directory.
See enlister.sublime-project
for samples, or look below.
Installation
Copy these files into an enlister folder under your user Packages. Or, install via Package Control.
Usage
Enlister looks for your commands in the current project's settings. Launch the command palette and type enlister
. This causes the command palette to display all valid commands for the project.
Samples
{
"enlister": [
{
"name": "terminal",
"command": "gnome-terminal",
"shell": false,
"working_dir": "/home/kael/Documents/code"
},{
"name": "python",
"command": "gnome-terminal --tab --maximize --command python",
"shell": true,
"working_dir": "/home/kael/Documents/code"
},{
"name": "windows",
"command": "c:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe /k \"d:\\env\\project1\\start.cmd\"",
"shell": true,
"working_dir": "d:\\env\\project1"
},{
"name": "conemu",
"command": "c:\\Windows\\System32\\cmd.exe /k \"d:\\Tools\\ConEmu\\ConEmu\\ConEmuC64.exe /ATTACH /NOCMD & d:\\env\\project1\\start.cmd\"",
"shell": true,
"working_dir": "d:\\env\\project1"
}
]
}