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by guille ST4 New

A Sublime Text plugin that configures an interactive Build System using the mise task runner

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Mise build system for Sublime Text

A Sublime Text build system that integrates with mise to run tasks defined in your Mise configuration.

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What this does

This is a build system for the mise task runner — it is NOT for managing environments or tool installations. When using the provided build system it will:

  • List available tasks
  • Interactively prompt you for a task to run
  • Execute that task and how syntax-highlighted output in Sublime Text's build output panel

Installation

Package Control

  1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P)
  2. Search for “Package Control: Install Package”
  3. Search for “Mise” and install

Manual

Put this repository inside your Sublime Text Packages folder.

Usage

  1. Open a file in your project (must be within a directory containing mise.toml or mise.local.toml)
  2. Select Tools > Build System > Mise (or let Sublime auto-detect it)
  3. When prompted, type the name of the task you want to run and press Enter

Requirements

  • mise must be in Sublime's PATH

Limitations and future work

  • It hasn't been tested on Windows. Let me know if it works or not so I can fix it/remove this line.
  • Doesn't support all the config file paths Mise supports. That means if you store your mise config in e.g. mise/config.toml, Sublime won't offer you Mise as an option. You can still force-select it.
  • Planned features (read: will likely never bother, feel free to open a PR)
    • A WindowCommand that parses the output of mise tasks --json, shows them to the user in the Quick Panel and exec the chosen one.
    • A “Mise Exec” build system that prompts the user for a command and does mise exec -- $input