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atomizr

Converts snippets for Atom, Sublime Text, TextMate, and Visual Studio Code. Based on the Atom package of the same name.

Installation

npm install -g atomizr

Usage

CLI

See atomizr -h for a list of all options

# Convert Sublime Text completions into Atom snippets
$ atomizr example.sublime-completions --target atom >> example.cson

Specifying --source is optional. However, since both, Atom and Visual Studio Code, work with .json snippets, it might be necessary to determine the source. When converting a Visual Studio Code snippet, the target scope for the target should be supplied (e.g. --scope .source.haskell) – otherwise the generic .source will be used.

Node

const Atomizr = require('atomizr');
const fs = require('fs');

fs.readFile('./example.sublime-completions', (error, data) => {
    if (error) throw error;

    let output = Atomizr.atom2sublime(data);
    console.log(output);
});

Methods

Atom
- atom2sublime(data, [options Object])
- atom2textmate(data, [options Object])
- atom2vscode(data, [options Object])
Sublime Text
- sublime2atom(data, [options Object])
- sublime2textmate(data, [options Object])
- sublime2vscode(data, [options Object])
TextMate
- textmate2atom(data, [options Object])
- textmate2sublime(data, [options Object])
- textmate2vscode(data), [options Object]
Visual Studio Code
- vscode2atom(data, [options Object])
- vscode2sublime(data, [options Object])
- vscode2textmate(data, [options Object])