GotoRubyGem
Quickly access the code of any installed gem.
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- Mac 21
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Goto Ruby Gem 0.3.0
This plugin is designed for Ruby projects and allows you to quickly access the code of any installed gem. It opens the gem's source code in a new Sublime Text window for easy inspection.
Installation
- Open Sublime Text.
- Press Ctrl + Shift + P (Linux) or Cmd + Shift + P (Mac) to open the Command Palette.
- Type Install Package and press Enter.
- Type “GotoRubyGem” and press Enter to install.
How to Use
- Press
Ctrl + Shift + P
(Linux) orCmd + Shift + P
(Mac) in Sublime Text. - Type “Goto Ruby Gem” and press enter.
- It will display a list of all installed gems.
- Select a gem from the list, and the plugin will open its source code in a new window.
Specifying Custom Directories (optional)
For specifying custom directories from which gems should be searched:
Store configurations directly in Sublime Text's settings: Open Preferences > Package Settings > GotoRubyGem and refer to Settings - Default for an example. You can customize GotoRubyGem using the following configurations:
- use_custom_gems_directories:
- Controls whether to use custom directories for gem searching.
- Default:
false
- Options:
true
: Enables searching in custom gem directories specified incustom_gems_directories
.false
: Uses the default gem directory for searching.
- custom_gems_directories:
- A list of absolute paths where gems should be searched.
- Usage:
- Specify paths only if
use_custom_gems_directories
is set totrue
. - If empty and
use_custom_gems_directories
istrue
, no gems will be searched.
Example Configuration:
Now Gems will only be searched inside /home/vals/.rvm/rubies/ruby-3.1.4/lib/ruby/gems/3.1.0/gems
{
"use_custom_gems_directories": true,
"custom_gems_directories": [
"/home/vals/.rvm/rubies/ruby-3.1.4/lib/ruby/gems/3.1.0/gems"
]
}
limitations
- Experimental support for Sublime Text for Linux/Mac with RVM/rbenv.
Enjoy exploring gem code easily with Goto Ruby Gem!
Feedback
Your feedback and suggestions are valuable! Feel free to open issues or contribute to the project.