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Make Bookmarklet

by gillibrand ST3

Turns a JavaScript file into a bookmarklet

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Source
raw.​githubusercontent.​com

Make Bookmarklet

Overview

Converts a JavaScript file into a javascript: URL that can be used as a bookmarklet. The bookmarklet text is inserted into the current file as a comment on the first line for reference or to copy out later. It is also immediately copied to the clipboard (which can be disabled with a setting).

This is an unabashed rip-off of John Gruber's Perl version, just made to work natively in Sublime Text 3 and 4.

Usage

From the Command Palette, search for Make Bookmarklet.

Or, under the menu Tools > Make Bookmarklet.

Example Bookmarklet

Limitations

  1. Does not strip /* multi-line comments*/, so don't use them.

Changelog

  • 1.0.4 - Declared support for both the 3.3 and 3.8 plugin hosts, so Sublime Text 4 runs this on its modern Python 3.8 host instead of the legacy 3.3 compatibility host.
  • 1.0.3 - Fixed AttributeError on Sublime Text 4's Python 3.3 plugin host and corrected the Default-settings palette entry path.