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A Sublime Text package adding Language Server Protocol support for .sublime-syntax files, backed by syntect-server — a Rust binary on the syntect crate that parses and validates syntax definitions over stdio, with no editor instance needed to run or test it.

A Sublime Text syntax for Taskfile extending YamlPipeline so cmds entries highlight through a real shell grammar, {{.DOUBLE_BRACES}} templating scopes throughout, and every built-in template function gets its own scope — shipping Bash and Zsh embedding variants.

Two extensions of Sublime Text's default YAML: a Python middleman that lets yamlfmt format documents carrying a %YAML 1.2 frontmatter by stripping and re-applying it, and subtype syntaxes that embed real shell-command scoping into command-bearing YAML values.

A Sublime Text syntax covering Matthew Barnett's regex-module grammar — set operators, subroutines, POSIX classes, fuzzy matching — and regex-like syntax in shell, Perl, and .sublime-syntax files, flagging unmatched parens and empty sets as illegal.

A best-effort Sublime Text syntax for general unix logs — /var/log/messages and its relatives. It de-emphasizes punctuation, infers dates, hostnames, IPs, and severity levels, scopes hundreds of common process names, and parses process[PID]: and key=value pairs.

An extension of Sublime's default CSV support via Default/YAML that gives each of the first 32 columns its own color, bolds the header row, and scopes quoted and escaped cells per the YAML scalar grammar. Ships comma, pipe, and graduated-color variants.

A Sublime Text syntax for the Ledger and hledger plain-text accounting format, extending Default/YAML: transaction headers and posting bodies scope separately, colon-delimited accounts scope per segment, and amounts, commodities, and prices read distinctly.

myTest is the testing half of a two-package development stack for Sublime Text plugins, building on mySublimeBasis's mock layer to enable headless pytest without a running editor. It runs the suite in-process inside Sublime, renders results in an output panel with inline annotations, and dispatches into a live editor process for tests that need a real View, Window, or Edit.

A Sublime Text LSP integration for pyrefly, Meta's Rust-based Python type checker: real-time diagnostics, hover, go-to-definition, references, type-aware completions, and optional inlay hints, with pyrefly kept current in an isolated uv-managed environment.

A Sublime Text syntax for the kitty terminal's kitty.conf: quoted strings, booleans, hex colors, paths, and shell commands each scope apart, map and mouse_map keybindings get full structural highlighting, and the three-tier comment hierarchy is recognized.

A Sublime Text 4 plugin that inserts emojis three ways — a teaching command palette, a vim-like 1–3 character category buffer, and a :name: snippet listener with GitHub/Slack/Emojipedia/CLDR aliases — over a 111-emoji default map configurable from Preferences.

A small extension of Sublime Text's default Python syntax: MyST Markdown highlighting in documentation comments, full regex-module support via companion myRegex, tool-comment annotations, PEP 696 default-type-parameter fixes, and a TOML-Jinja companion syntax.

A ground-up reimplementation of Sublime Text's .sublime-syntax grammar on Default/YAML — push/pop as control statements, extend as an import, contexts as functions, paths apart from other strings — with embedded regex scoped via companion myRegex.

A Sublime Text 4 plugin for creating and navigating standardized, hierarchical comment headers — level inference, automatic index renumbering, and up to seven YAML-configured levels, with quick-panel navigation and folding.

Typed infrastructure for Sublime Text 4 plugin development providing a mock layer, typed plugin base classes, and a variety of utilities for ergonomic development: a path registry, an output-panel helper, a sublime-tuned cache, and more.

A Sublime Text syntax for MyST-flavored markdown — the CommonMark superset behind Sphinx and Jupyter Book — with generic role and directive dispatch, scoped frontmatter, math, and citations, plus Jinja and docstring variants.

mySublimeIrix applies the Irix color palette — a derivative of Radix — to Sublime Text, synthesizing the most important scopes from eighteen default syntax definitions. An Irix: Configure command regenerates the scheme from a Jinja template via a quick-panel walk.

SublimeLinter plugin for Python, using refurb

Personal settings for Sublime Text 3

from gitlab.exadra37.com BashScripts