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This article gives a good overview of how to use the build system in Sublime, though I always feel slightly pea-brained when articles like this pop up because t
by simonsarris 14y ago
This article gives a good overview of how to use the build system in Sublime, though I always feel slightly pea-brained when articles like this pop up because they omit the very simple cases and that seems to be all I use.
If you use Sublime Text and just want a build system to save and start HTML pages when writing HTML and JavaScript, you can simply do:
Tools -> Build System -> New build system, write:
{
// or add the chrome path to the environment
"cmd": ["C:/Users/ThyUsername/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome.exe", "$file"],
"selector": "html"
}
and save. CTRL+B then saves your html file and opens it in Chrome. I think on a Mac you'd do:
{
"cmd": ["open", "-a", "Safari", "$file"],
"selector": "html"
}
- SquareWheel 14y agoI would suggest running it in localhost if it's php, assuming you run a local server. I'm not sure how that might look though.
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- glenjamin 14y agoI never knew about the -a switch to OS X's open command, i've been using the full path to the executables inside /Applications all this time!