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ytt

by Vasfed ST3

SublimeText package for ytt syntax

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Details

  • 0.0.1
  • github.​com
  • github.​com
  • 9 months ago
  • 58 minutes ago
  • 8 months ago

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SublimeText ytt syntax higlighting

Simple syntax higlighting for Carvel tools ytt in Sublime Text.

Depends on YAML package that is included in ST. Starlark syntax and ApplySyntax(see usage) packages are highly recommended. Screenshot shows this syntax effect when Starlark is also installed (ytt uses starlark after #@).

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Installation

The recommended way is to use Package Control to automatically receive the latest updates and make the entire process much simpler.

Package Control Installation

(this should work once pull request is accepted to Package Control)

  1. Open Sublime Text and press Shift+Ctrl+P (Cmd+Shift+P on Mac).
  2. Type install and press enter.
  3. Another text box should appear, type ytt and you should see this plugin highlighted. Press Enter to install it.

Manual installation

  1. Download this Git Repository's master branch as a .zip file. (Or you can download the latest release.)
  2. Navigate to Preferences > Browse Packages... (or Settings -> Browse Packages...)
  3. Put the folder from the .zip into the location that was opened.
  4. Restart Sublime.

Usage

Use Set syntax: ytt to apply to current file.

Since ytt files are also yaml files default syntax detector will use that, so you can use ApplySyntax package with following rule added to syntaxes:

"syntaxes": [
        {
            "syntax": "User/ytt/ytt",
            "match": "all",
            "rules": [
                { "file_path": ".*\\.ya?ml$" },
                { "contains": "\\s*#@" }
            ]
        }
    ]