ZSH

by James Dinsdale ALL

Native ZSH autocompletion and snippets for sublime text

Details

Version 0.1.1
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 8 years ago
Last Seen 1 hour ago
First Seen 8 years ago

Installs

Total 9K
Win 1K
Mac 5K
Linux 2K

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Readme

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sublime-zsh

A package containing native ZSH autocompletion and some useful snippets for ZSH development.

Installation

With Package Control

Hit cmd+shift+p
Type Install package
Search for ZSH

Autocompletion

sublime-zsh uses ZSH's built-in autocompletion, thanks to Vincent Breitmoser's zsh-capture-completion. As you type shell commands into your ZSH scripts in sublime, the next word is autocompleted as you type, just as it would be on the command line.

Snippets

array
function
hash
integer
local
shebang
start
zparseopts

License

sublime-zsh is licensed under The MIT License (MIT)

Team

James Dinsdale