Google Search

by nwjlyons ALL

Search Google for the currently selected text in Sublime Text.

Details

Version 2018.02.15.17.13.06
Homepage sublime.wbond.net
Issues github.com
Modified 8 years ago
Last Seen 1 hour ago
First Seen 14 years ago

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Readme

Source: raw.githubusercontent.com

Google Search

Search Google for the currently selected text/word, or an input in Sublime Text 2/3.

This package adds:

A Google Search command to the context menu for the selected
A pallete command for the current selection(or word)
A pallete command that will ask you what to search

Install

If your using the Sublime Package Manager hold down Ctrl+Shift+P and type Package Control: Install Package. Then search for google-search and hit return.

If your not using the package manager then go to your Sublime packages directory(Sublime Text/Packages) Then run this command git clone https://github.com/nwjlyons/google-search.git.

Or you can download the package as a zip file https://github.com/nwjlyons/google-search/archive/master.zip then copy it into your Sublime packages directory.

Settings

{
    "suffix": "", // will be after the query
    "prefix": "", // will be added before the query
    "default_browser": "", // chrome, firefox, more valid values here https://docs.python.org/2/library/webbrowser.html#webbrowser.register
    "domain": "https://www.google.com" // google domain to perform the search
}

You can edit the settings by going to Preferences -> Package Settings -> Google Search -> Settings - User

Usage

Place the cursor inside a word or select some text and press Ctrl+Shift+G.

Context Menu

Command Pallette

pallete