Don't have any idea what *.sublime-project
and *.sublime-workspace
are doing? Forget where the project files are? Don't worry, Project Manager will help organizing the project files by putting them in a centralized location. (It is inspired by Atom's Project Manager, but Atom's Project Manager is inspired by the built-in Sublime Text Project Manager, so there is a circular reasoning here).
Check this video by Laracasts.
Using Package Control is not required, but recommended as it keeps your packages (with their dependencies) up-to-date!
Tools > Command Palette
).Package Control: Install Package
.ProjectManager
on Package Control and select to install.To launch ProjectManager, use the main menu (Project > Project Manager
) or the command palette (Project Manager: ...
).
To quickly switch between projects, use the hotkey CtrlCmdP on macOS (CtrlAltP on Windows / Linux).
ProjectManager also improves the shortcut CtrlShiftW on Windows / Linux so that it will close the project when the window is closed. On OSX, this is the default behaviour.
Options are self-explanatory, enjoy!
Just drag some folders to Sublime Text and then "Add Project". The project files will be created in Packages/User/Projects/
.
There are two ways to add existing projects to Project Manager.
If you want Project Manager manages the project files: move your *.sublime- project
and *.sublime-workspace
files in the project directory
Packages/User/Projects/
. You may need to update the project's folder
information of the files. Don't forget to run Project Manager: Refresh Projects
after it.
If you want to keep the project files (*.sublime-project
and *.sublime-workspace
) in your
project directory: open your project file *.sublime-project
, and then use the import option of
Project Manager. This tells Project Manager where *.sublime-project
is located and Project
Manager will know where to look when the project is opened. In other words, you can put the
*.sublime-project
file in any places.
{
"keys": ["super+ctrl+o"], // or ["ctrl+alt+o"] for Windows/Linux
"command": "project_manager", "args": {"action": "open_project_in_new_window"}
}
Project Manager is MIT licensed.