Package Bundler
Sublime Text 3 - Package Bundler
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Sublime Text 3 - Package Bundler
This package allows you to have multiple package sets.
When you're doing some PHP, you don't need Ruby packages.
With this package, you can create multiple presets of “ignored_packages” that you can load at will.
Sublime Text 2 compatibility
For a recent development I had to do for issue #2, I used features avalaible from ST3 only.
As ST3 is now in public beta and should soon be released as stable, I don't want to “waste” time maintaining this package for a “soon-to-be-outdated” version.
If many people ask me to be compatible again with ST2, I'll manage to do it.
Installation
Package Control (mandatory)
Search “Package Bundler” into Package Control
Installation through Package Control is mandatory because Package Bundler uses Package Control classes.
Usage
Load a bundle
Open Command Palette > Package Bundler: Load Bundle, then choose your bundle.
Add and ignored package to a bundle
Open Command Palette > Package Bundler: Manage Bundle
Create a bundle
Open Command Palette > Package Bundler: Create Bundle
Auto load a bundle per project
You can open your project.sublime-settings and add a setting to auto load a bundle for this project.
{
"folders":
[
{
"follow_symlinks": true,
"path": "/path/to/project"
}
],
"settings":
{
"pb_load_bundle": "YourBundle"
}
}