Googler
Sublime Text plugin for easy googling.
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Googler
Sublime Text plugin for easy googling.
Features and Abilities
- Open Google homepage
- Google current selection
- Auto-prefix file type with selection
- Selections/queries are editable before search
- Configurable search query prefixes & suffixes for each file type
Usage
Press super
then type og
- Without any selections, it will take you to Google
- With selections it will open a panel where you can edit the query (hit
Enter
after confirmation)
Settings
From the menu bar:
Sublime Text -> Preferences -> Package Settings -> Googler -> Settings - User
Default and sample settings can be found in the Settings - Default
file.
Finding the file type
Press ctrl + `
to open the console in Sublime Text.
Paste in the below command and hit Enter
to find the file type.
self.view.scope_name(region.begin()).rpartition('.')[2].strip()
You can then use this as the key in your settings file.
Configuration
In your Settings - User
file:
{
"includeScope": false, // Disables file type configs
"ruby": { // For .rb files the file type is 'ruby'
"prefix": "rails", // Useful if you are working on a Rails project
"suffix": "site:api.rubyonrails.org" // Restrict results to a site
},
"js": {
"prefix": "", // Disable the prefix for this scope
"suffix": "react docs"
}
}