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If this could become the centralized way to handle packages for Sublime Text like npm has become for Node I think it would be a big step forwards towards Sublim
by ique 15y ago
If this could become the centralized way to handle packages for Sublime Text like npm has become for Node I think it would be a big step forwards towards Sublime Text replacing TextMate.
Maybe I've just not kept up to date with what goes on with TextMate but to my knowledge there is nothing like this for TextMate and looking for packages for TextMate always becomes a googling quest for me.
Now of course, with TextMate, there's hundreds of packages doing more or less the same thing to different authors tastes, if the same thing happens with Sublime Text, there would need to be some sort of filtering in this package manager?
- roryokane 15y agoFor package management in TextMate I use GetBundles (not to be confused with GetBundle). It looks for bundles in not only the official TextMate bundle directory but also on GitHub, and it allows searching in the list. However, it only handles bundles - not color themes or plugins. http://www.google.com/search?q=GetBundles+TextMate http://www.google.com/search?q=GetBundles+TextMate