WebDevShell
Execute shell commands related to web apps development: Laravel Artisan, Composer, NPM, Yarn, Python, PHP, PHPStan, Psalm, ESLint and more!
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WebDevShell
Sublime Text 3 plugin for executing shell commands related to web apps development: Laravel Artisan, Composer, NPM, Yarn, Python, PHP, PHPStan, Psalm, ESLint and more!
I created it because constant switching between Sublime and terminal while working on my project was just frustrating.
Commands available out of the box are mostly related Laravel based project development, but custom commands can be easily added.
Available commands:
Laravel Artisan
(all commands, documentation link)Composer
(all commands, documentation link)NPM
(all commands, dev/prod/watch, documentation link)Yarn
(all commands, dev/prod/watch, documentation link)Python
(general and version command, documentation link)PHP
(general and version command, documentation link)PHPStan
(general and analysis command, documentation link)Psalm
(general and analysis command, documentation link)ESLint
(general and analysis command, documentation link)StackOverflow Search
(text in search input or if empty from selected text)Google Search
(text in search input or if empty from selected text)Check Internet Connection
(ping 1.1.1.1)
Feel free to open pull request with additional commands.
Installation:
Use Package Controller or create a the directory WebDevShell
in your Sublime Text Packages directory with source code from this repository.
Update paths for types in Preferences/Package Settings/WebDevShell/Settings – User
defined as prefixname_path
settings.
For example "php_path": "php"
. You need to define path
as global command or full path to binary file.
{
// Settings
"override_panel_settings": true,
"colored_output": true,
// Type paths
"php_path": "php",
"artisan_path": "artisan",
"composer_path": "composer",
"npm_path": "npm",
"yarn_path": "yarn",
"python_path": "python",
"phpunit_path": "./vendor/bin/phpunit",
"phpstan_path": "./vendor/bin/phpstan",
"psalm_path": "./vendor/bin/psalm",
"eslint_path": "./node_modules/.bin/eslint"
}
Usage:
Press Cmd + Shift + P
for the dropdown command list, search for WebDevShell
and pick your command. You can alternatively use Tools/WebDevShell...
menu item.
Notes:
You may need insert in Sublime Text user settings "show_panel_on_build": true
or use Tools/Build Results/Show Build Results
menu item for view results.
By default "override_panel_settings" : true
in WebDevShell settings enables a mechanism forcing to show panel, but I don't guarantee it works on all versions.
Custom commands
To add custom commands use Preferences/Package Settings/WebDevShell/Commands – User
menu item.
Custom alias command:
{
"caption": "WebDevShell: Custom Alias",
"command": "webdevshell",
"args": {
"command": "some_long_command_with_params --param value",
"additional": true,
}
}
All you have to do is set command that you want to execute.
Argument additional
is optional and you can remove it, it enables input that will be added after the command.
Custom url command structure:
{
"caption": "WebDevShell: Google Search",
"command": "webdevshell",
"args": {
"type": "url",
"href": "https://google.com/search?q=",
"additional": true,
}
}
If you want to define url command you have to set "type": "url"
and specify link in href
.
Argument additional
is optional and you can remove it, it enables adding selected text or if empty from clipboard to the end of url.
Full custom command structure:
{
"caption": "WebDevShell: Custom Artisan Command (with path and parameters)",
"command": "webdevshell",
"args": {
"type": "php artisan",
"path": "changeable",
"command": "test",
"additional": true,
"additional_label": "Enter additional parameters"
}
}
All args
are optional and you can remove them.
command
a command that will be executed in shell. If you don't define any command inargs
there will be an input to insert it every time when you use this custom command.type
specify command prefixes - you can add one or more. In this example executed command will bephp artisan test
. All of prefixes have to be defined inPreferences/Package Settings/WebDevShell/Settings – User
asprefixname_path
settings. For example"php_path": "php"
. You can definepath
as global command or full path to binary file.additional
will trigger input for some parameters for you command, text from additional input will be command suffix. To set message for this input setadditional_label
.path
is a location where your command will be executed. You can add any path here or set it tochangeable
so there will be option to insert path every time you execute that command. If no path is defined, command will be executed in project root directory.