number-slider

Deprecated

Interactive draggable sliders for your numbers in Atom!

Useful, for example, when debugging live-reloading shaders, interactives or visualizations.

Usage

By default, you'll need to enable number-slider once you've installed it. You can do so using the following commands in the Command Palette:

number-slider:enable
number-slider:toggle
number-slider:disable

Alternatively, you may set number-slider to always be on by changing the package settings.

License

MIT, see LICENSE.md for details.

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