implemented "show trace view" feature to open the trace view in browser

Hey there.

Looking for an alternative for the apigee online editor I stumbled upon your sublime package. Great work! Exactly what I was looking for.

I thought it would be useful to have the trace tool just one click away since this would be the first thing I would open once I deploy a new proxy...
So I added a new command which opens a configured uri (configurable in deploy_vars.json, automatically customized with the organization and proxy name) in a new tab of the system standard browser.

I'm a total python noob, so my code might not be as clean as it could be. I appreciate any advice!

I successfully tested the feature in OSX and Windows 7.

What do you think about it?

Cheers, Tim.
Hi Tim,

On point 2), using .sublime-settings is the best solution. Please go ahead with that.

On point 1), If at all possible I would avoid hitting the mgmt api again. For deploying the proxy I rely on the `<apigeetool deployproxy>` source: https://github.com/apigee/api-platform-tools/blob/master/ApigeePlatformTools/deployproxy.py. Upon a successful deploy, the deployproxy.py throws up, along with other stuff like proxy-name, env, etc, also the revision number. However it is a part of a success message that goes something like this: *Proxy: "myAwesomeProxy" Revision 1*. 
![screen shot 2014-07-17 at 12 09 27 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5966051/3603566/178ef87e-0d18-11e4-9fd2-2e324c08f19b.png)

While a dirty way would be to fallback on string manipulation to fetch the revision, the cleaner way would be to make changes to deployproxy.py such that we get the revision number explicitly.

If all this doesnt work for whatever reason then we just fall back on the mgmt api call.