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Java​Script​Next - ES6 Syntax

by Benvie ST2/ST3 Top 100

JavaScript language definition for TextMate and SublimeText2

Labels language syntax

Details

  • 2015.11.30.19.54.34
  • github.​com
  • github.​com
  • 1 year ago
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Installs

  • Total 166K
  • Win 76K
  • OS X 61K
  • Linux 29K
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Windows 97 115 127 120 117 74 69 103 128 107 139 95 60 55 107 118 93 144 126 71 95 122 120 144 130 78 61 67 128 126 100 110 110 70 57 90 120 138 108 66 75 72 89 116 137 112
OS X 40 40 72 74 45 30 28 51 59 44 51 53 28 32 54 47 56 71 50 29 35 63 55 65 58 38 28 36 49 59 54 63 64 33 31 48 67 73 69 56 31 31 43 59 68 61
Linux 24 40 40 27 32 16 19 27 43 46 34 35 16 15 36 32 35 26 27 20 21 40 34 38 32 23 21 23 32 37 33 34 28 21 18 31 41 35 43 25 21 25 25 35 33 32

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JavaScript.tmLanguage

Better JavaScript language definition for TextMate and SublimeText. This builds on the language files commonly used and adds more fine grained matching and also includes new features from ECMAScript 6 like modules, succinct methods, arrow functions, classes, generators, and accessors (ES5).

Installation and Use

If you haven't already, install Package Control, then select JavaScript Next from the Package Control: Install Package dropdown list in the Command Palette.

To set this as your default JavaScript syntax, open a javascript file, then select View -> Syntax -> Open all with current extension as... -> JavascriptNext.

You may also need to change the ColorScheme. Pick one from Preferences -> Color Scheme -> JavaScriptNext.

Screenshots

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Contributing

Edit the yaml files with the YAML-XXX extensions, convert them to plist xml files, and send in a pull request. The easiest way to do this is by using AAAPackageDev. You can do all of the above without leaving sublime text.

YAML is used since it's a lot more compact and easier to edit than xml.