Groupy

by Colin T.A. Gray (colinta) ST3

Stores and opens named file groups

Details

Version 1.2.2
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 1 year ago
Last Seen 2 hours ago
First Seen 12 years ago

Installs

Total 445
Win 266
Mac 101
Linux 78

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Readme

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Groupy

Sublime Plugin

Stores and opens named file groups. File groups are stored in project settings, so if you ever need to manually add/remove/change things, just edit your project.sublime-project file. Otherwise, commands are organized into a “Quick Panel”.

The basic process goes something like this:

Create a group (run_command('groupy') -> “. New Group”)
Add files to it (run_command('groupy') -> “+ Add [file] to…” -> choose a group)
Later, open those files (run_command('groupy') -> “. Open [group]”)

The flow could use some tweaking. Right now it's optimized for the “open files” use case. Adding and removing files is a bit clunky. Recommendations welcome!

Installation

Using Package Control, install “Groupy” or clone this repo in your packages folder.

It is strongly recommended you add key bindings for the commands.

See Example.sublime-keymap file for my preferred keys.

Commands

groupy: Opens a menu where you can view groups and create new ones.