RstPreview
RstPreview - a SublimeText plugin to view RST files in your browser.
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RstPreview - Sublime Text
This is a simple plugin for sublime text to convert RST files to HTML for previewing and testing. The output HTML file will be loaded in your default browser.
Installation
This package relies on docutils which Sublime must be able to import. This means that it needs to be in the site-packages of the global python install or on the PYTHONPATH. Below are common ways to install docutils on your system.
Mac OS X and Linux
Install docutils for the global python interpreter that Sublime uses:
sudo easy_install-2.6 docutils
After the install, you may need to restart sublime text for it to be picked up.
Windows
To install docutils on windows follow these steps in the docutils documentation
Usage
When viewing a reStructuredText document in sublime text use the following key combinations.
Mac OS X
cmd ⌘ + shift ⇧ + r
Linux & Windows
ctrl + shift + r