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Sublime​REPL

by Wojciech Bederski (wuub) ST2/ST3 Top 100

SublimeREPL - run an interpreter inside ST2 (Clojure, CoffeeScript, F#, Groovy, Haskell, Lua, MozRepl, NodeJS, Python + virtualenv, R, Ruby, Scala...)

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Installs

  • Total 139K
  • Win 62K
  • OS X 47K
  • Linux 30K
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Windows 107 146 147 128 133 117 116 145 157 154 155 170 103 105 183 158 191 196 181 140 124 194 165 187 172 159 140 139 146 165 213 197 159 112 115 175 177 183 161 163 126 127 170 193 162 180
OS X 47 89 105 112 86 66 69 104 104 112 85 83 79 81 95 82 92 95 92 68 79 124 103 104 111 101 92 105 97 86 108 109 91 82 73 106 107 108 106 95 87 96 132 174 99 73
Linux 48 69 50 70 53 60 58 55 44 59 56 63 65 51 60 54 72 45 62 45 47 69 61 58 74 65 45 57 74 69 82 78 59 60 56 59 60 52 57 58 48 43 69 55 67 68

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SublimeREPL for SublimeText (2 and 3)

Stories in Ready

If you would like to donate to support SublimeREPL development, you can do so using GitTip or PayPal. Someone willing to take care of documentation would also be very welcome :-)

Features

Common

  • Run an interpreter (REPL) inside SublimeText2 view/tab.
  • Per-language persistent REPL history.
  • Easily evaluate code in the running REPL
  • Replace your current build system, and use stdin in your programs.
  • Rich configuration with platform specific settings, project/file dependent environment variables and sane defaults.

Python

  • Launch python in local or remote(1) virtualenv.
  • Quickly run selected script or launch PDB.
  • Use SublimeText2 Python console with history and multiline input.

(1) - (ssh, linux/osx only)

Screenshots

Running python code in SublimeREPL

Running python code in SublimeREPL

R on Windows

R on Windows

Videos

Installation

  1. Install Package Control. http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control
  2. Install SublimeREPL
    1. Preferences | Package Control | Package Control: Install Package
    2. Choose SublimeREPL
  3. Restart SublimeText2
  4. Configure SublimeREPL (default settings in Preferences | Package Settings | SublimeREPL | Settings - Default should be modified in Preferences | Package Settings | SublimeREPL | Settings - User, this way they will survive package upgrades!

Documentation

Very basic documentation will soon be available on RTD: http://sublimerepl.readthedocs.org/

Getting started

  • Create or open your file with code.
  • Menu / Tools / Command Palette (OS X: ⇧⌘P) then type “SublimeREPL” and select the approperiate language.
  • Menu / View / Layout / Rows: 2 (OS X: ⌥⇧⌘2).
  • Menu / View / Move File to Group / Group 2 (⌃⇧2).

Keybindings

  • Evaluate in REPL:
    • ctrl+,, s Selection
    • ctrl+,, f File
    • ctrl+,, l Lines
    • ctrl+,, b Block
  • Transfer in REPL (just copy, without evaluating it):
    • ctrl+shift+,, s Selection
    • ctrl+shift+,, f File
    • ctrl+shift+,, l Lines
    • ctrl+shift+,, b Block

Note: ctrl+,, f means: press Ctrl and Comma, release all, press F.

License and Price

Since version 1.2.0 SublimeREPL is licensed under GPL. Previous versions were licensed under BSD. If you're using SublimeREPL in commercial environment a donation is strongly encouraged ;-)

Compatibility

SublimeREPL is developed against the latest dev build of SublimeText3. Ubuntu 13.04 is main