GSP Snippets
Sublime Text snippets for Groovy Server Pages
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Sublime Text GSP Snippets
Installation
The easiest way to get these snippets, is by using Package Control. If you already have it, you just need to search GSP Snippets and install it. In case you don't, take a look here.
Usage
Once you have installed the snippets, the only thing you need to do is type the desired trigger and hit Tab (or whatever you have set as completion key). Also, you can press ⌘ + Space (or Ctrl + Space) to get a list of all available completions.
Triggers
It's the sequence of keys you have will press to insert a snippet. For your (and our) convenience, all our snippets start with the letter g, so that you can start from there and choose from the options that the autocomplete prompts you.
Fields
As you probably already know, there are tags that have optional attributes and many other variations. We've created these snippets according to our usual needs and as you press Tab, you will navigate the fields you need to fill. But in some cases, we've added more attributes that will be highlighted so that you can press Delete if you don't need them or Tab again if you do.
Collaboration
We created these snippets because we got tired of copy/pasting from the Grails Guide, so most of them are just shortcuts to the default tags that are presented there. In some cases, you will find our own inventions, like the gfor, which is a <g:each>
tag with a range.
So if you think we got something wrong, have any suggestions, want to make a request or add some creation of your own, please feel free to contact us.
Contact
You can report anything using this repo's issue section.
Also, you can fork it and submit a pull request.
And in case you need a more human touch, you can contact @mathifonseca or @bToGaleotti