Kamailio Config
Syntax file for Sublime to support Kamailio/OpenSIPS
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- Win 0
- Mac 1
- Linux 1
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Kamailio Sublime Text Syntax
Syntax highlighting for Kamailio SIP server configuration files (.cfg).
Ported from miconda/vscode-kamailio-syntax (MIT).
Installation
Option A – symlink (recommended for development)
# Linux
ln -s "$(pwd)" ~/.config/sublime-text/Packages/Kamailio
# macOS
ln -s "$(pwd)" ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text/Packages/Kamailio
Option B – copy the files
# Linux
cp -r . ~/.config/sublime-text/Packages/Kamailio
# macOS
cp -r . ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text/Packages/Kamailio
Sublime Text picks up the new package automatically – no restart needed.
Usage
- Files with
.cfgor.incextensions are detected automatically. - Files that contain
KAMAILIO,SER,SIP-ROUTER, orOPENSERon their first line are also detected regardless of extension. - To set the syntax manually: View → Syntax → Kamailio
Comment toggling
- Line comment:
Ctrl+/(Win/Linux) /⌘/(macOS) inserts# - Block comment:
Ctrl+Shift+//⌘⌥/inserts/* … */