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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/milosh86.extensions-bulk-installer
Description: Export installed extensions to file. Install it easily on different machines or share it with your team and other developers.
Author: Milos Dzepina
Latest version: 0.3.0

# Extensions Bulk Installer
[Brackets Text Editor](http://brackets.io) extension which enables bulk installation of extensions from saved JSON file. No more need for painful manual installation of extensions to synchronize Brackets instances on different machines.

# How it works
- Open "Extensions Bulk Installer" extension from File menu or by ~~"Ctrl/Cmd-Alt-M"~~ "Ctrl/Cmd-I keyboard shortcut.
- Click "Export to file" button to export all currently installed extensions to file. 
- Optionally edit exported file to mark extensions which should be ignored during the import process, by setting extension flag to "false".
- Install easily group of extensions from the exported file on a different machine, just by clicking "Install from file" button and selecting exported file.
- Share your list of favourite extensions with others
    
# Example exported file
```
myExtensions.json
{
  "extensions": {
    "brackets-beautify": true,
    "brackets-darker": true,
    "drewkoch.icons": true,
    "zaggino.brackets-git": true,
    "hirse.outline-list": true,
    "edc.brackets-snippets": true,
    "dnbard.documents-toolbar": true,
    "codemirror.esnext.highlight": true,
    "brackets-emmet": true,
    "milosh86.extensions-bulk-installer": false,
    "dnbard.extensions-rating": true,
    "funcdocr": true,
    "brackets-hoganjs-language": true,
    "le717.html-skeleton": true,
    "pflynn.regex-editor": true,
    "jslint.configurator": true,
    "gruehle.markdown-preview": true,
    "brackets-mustache-language": true,
    "brackets-mystique-theme": true,
    "brackets-nodejs": true,
    "renanveroneze.brackets-open-terminal-here": true,
    "brackets-pep8": true,
    "quickdocsjs": true,
    "asgerf.bracket-rename": true,
    "brackets-semicenter": true,
    "spell-check": true,
    "ternific": true
  }
}
```
# Screenshots
![alt tag](https://raw.github.com/milosh86/Brackets-ExtensionsBulkInstall/master/screenshots/s2.png)

# Release history
## 0.3.0
- Changed keyboard shortcut from Ctrl/Cmd-Alt-M to Ctrl/Cmd-I (Ctrl-Alt-M collided with refactoring.extractToFunction)
- Fixed deprecation warnings (use brackets.getModule("thirdparty/mustache/mustache") instead of global Mustache)
## 0.2.0
- Removed toolbar icon and added File Menu item instead

## 0.1.2
- fixed bug related to ExtensionManagerViewModel.InstalledViewModel

# Ideas/TODO
- Add "Install from URL" option
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mindspread.darkstatusbar
Description: A dark style for the bottom status bar.
Author: Chris Reed
Latest version: 1.0.2

Brackets-dark-statusbar
=======================

Makes the bottom status bar dark.
It matches the default colors of the Brackets sidebbar.


**Change Log**


2014/8/13 - removed a style for a third-party extention and added the MIT licence.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mips
Description: Syntax highlighting support for MIPS assembly files (.s, .sx)
Author: Nathan Phipps
Latest version: 0.0.4

# MIPS Assembly Syntax Highlighter for [Brackets](http://brackets.io)

[Brackets](http://brackets.io) is a modern open-source code editor for HTML, CSS and JavaScript that's built in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. That is, a modern code editor for web designers and front-end developers.

This is a Brackets extension adding syntax highlighting for MIPS Assembly files (.s and .sx files).

***

##How to install this extension
The extension can be directly installed using the Extension Manager of Brackets.

1. File -> Extension Manager 
2. Search for MIPS
3. Click install on MIPS Assembly Syntax Highlighter extension

And that's all. Now you can enjoy syntax highlighting for MIPS Assembly files in Brackets

If MIPS is not set automatically as default language for .s and .sx files, click on the current language at bottom right of Brackets window and select MIPS in the dropdown menu.

This extension is registered @ [Brackets Extension Registry](https://brackets-registry.aboutweb.com).
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mirorauhala.bootstrap-skeleton
Description: Add a Bootstrap Skeleton to your page.
Author: Miro Rauhala
Latest version: 0.2.0

# Brackets Bootstrap Skeleton #

> A [Brackets](http://brackets.io/) extension to add a Bootstrap Skeleton to your page.

## Installation ##
* Open the Brackets Extension Manager and search for "bootstrap skeleton" or
* Download straight from GitHub using [https://github.com/mirorauhala/brackets-bootstrap-skeleton/archive/master.zip](https://github.com/mirorauhala/brackets-bootstrap-skeleton/archive/master.zip)

## Updates ##
* 0.2.0 9/10/2015 - Merge PR [#19](https://github.com/mirorauhala/brackets-bootstrap-skeleton/pull/19)
* 0.1.0 2/10/2014 - collaborating with [@le717](https://github.com/le717) see the release for more info
* 0.0.5, 4/8/2014 - [@rufncrus](https://github.com/rufncrus) just made a change that was *SO* easy to do, but I always were too lazy to update it myself. Also I added s letters to http so it's now https. See, I'm *that* lazy! :smile:
* 0.0.4, ??/??/?? - this was my bad, sorry I'm new to versioning
* 0.0.3, 11/7/2014 - Bootstrap 3.1.1 to Bootstrap 3.2.0 & html5shiv.js also got a version bump to 3.7.2.
* 0.0.2, 25/5/2014 - I had some problems typing Bootstrap correctly, so there's that & removed the shortcut
* 0.0.1, 8/2/2014 - Initial release

## Directions ##
* File > New
* Then Edit > New Bootstrap Document

This will make Bootstrap Skeleton at cursor location.

## License ##
This extension is based on the [HTML Skeleton](https://github.com/le717/brackets-html-skeleton) by [@le717](https://github.com/le717)

[MIT License](LICENSE)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mitchellsimoens.brackets-sencha
Description: Extension to integrate Sencha products into Brackets.
Author: Mitchell Simoens
Latest version: 0.3.1

# brackets-sencha

A Brackets extension for various Sencha integrations developed with a custom class system internally that mimics the Ext JS class system.

## Sencha Cmd

Currenly, you can execute `sencha app refresh`, `sencha app build testing` and `sencha app build production` commands by right-clicking within an Ext JS/Touch application. It will bubble up the directory tree to find the application's root directory.

Each time a command is executed, it will also find what version of Sencha Cmd the application is using via the `.sencha/app/sencha.cfg` file. Based on this version, it will attempt to resolve the path to Sencha Cmd. If the path is invalid, you will be asked for the location of the install directory wher eall the different Cmd versions are actually installed. For example, `/Users/myusername/bin/Sencha/Cmd` is the location on OSX. Now it should be able to find the Cmd install based on that version.

If you have multiple build targets in your app.json, you will be shown a build selector to run the command under.

You can execute custom commands and save them.

## Sencha Fiddle

Sencha Fiddle integration allows you to download a public Fiddle (by URL or Fiddle ID) and run it on your local web server using local versions of the Ext JS or Sencha Touch SDK that the Fiddle is using.

## Preferences

To manage your preferences, choose "Sencha Preferences..." from the context menu. This will display a preferences manager in which you can modify your preferences.

## TODO

 - Sencha Cmd
  - Need to rewrite the .sencha dir finder.
  - If the Cmd version the application is using is not installed, it will think the path to the Cmd install directory is not set and will ask. Need to be able to specify a version.
  - Right-click in package to do a build will fail because it will find the .sencha dir but not the app dir.
   - Skip and keep bubbling up to find app dir?
   - Run a package build
    - With same menu item?
    - If menu manager add/remove items?
  - Other commands
   - `sencha app upgrade`
   - `sencha package build`
   - `sencha package upgrade`
   - etc

Usage stats: http://brackets.dnbard.com/extension/mitchellsimoens.brackets-sencha
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mitchellsimoens.file-tree-exclude
Description: Excludes folders from the Brackets file system to avoid performance problems using RegExp.
Author: Mitchell Simoens
Latest version: 1.0.2

# Brackets File Tree Exclude

Brackets extension for excluding folders and files from the file tree, find in files, and quick open.

This means that the files will be completely invisible to Brackets what will greatly improve overall performance of the editor.

This is great for cache folders, distribution/build folders and files, and package manager folders like `node_modules` and `bower_components`.

## Based on works of:

 - [zaggino/brackets-file-tree-exclude](https://github.com/zaggino/brackets-file-tree-exclude)
 - [JonathanWolfe/file-tree-exclude](https://github.com/JonathanWolfe/file-tree-exclude)
 - [gruehle/exclude-folders](https://github.com/gruehle/exclude-folders)

## How to install

Install via the Brackets extension manager.

Use [brackets-npm-registry](https://github.com/zaggino/brackets-npm-registry)

## Configure

Exclusions are defined globally by default inside the Brackets preferences file (_Debug > Open preferences file_).

Append or edit your configuration options there. (See below for example of defaults)

**Or on a per project basis:**

Create a `.brackets.json` in project root (it may already exist) and add your settings there.

## Note

**Project config completely redefine exclusion rules from global config.**

## Configuration defaults

```JSON
{
    "mitchellsimoens.file-tree-exclude.excludeList": [
        ".git(?!ignore)",
        "dist",
        "bower_components",
        "node_modules"
    ]
}
```

## How it Matches

It takes the `excludeList` array (either the default or if `.brackets.json` file
exists in the project root) and turns each string into a regular expression. So
if a string is `"node_modules"` then it will turn it into
`new RegExp("node_modules")`. You can specify expressions as strings also. So
if a string is `"/foo/i"`, then it will turn it into `new RegExp("foo", "i")`.

The resulting expressions are then matched against the realtive path fo the file
in the tree.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mitchellsimoens.node-inspector
Description: Extension to turn on/off node-inspector.
Author: Mitchell Simoens
Latest version: 0.0.5

mitchellsimoens.node-inspector
===

The purpose of this Brackets extension is to allow a simple button to start/stop node-inspector.

When node-inspector is off (no processes running it), the icon will be gray. If it is running, it will be green. To start/stop node-inspector, all that is needed is to click on the button.

On first click, it will ask for the path to node-inspector. This is because the node process running behind Brackets is **NOT** run under the user and therefore does not know how you have your user setup in the operating system and it's environment variables.

You do need node-inspector installed globally:

    npm install -g node-inspector

Development
===

This extension does require the ps-node module. This needes to be installed in the `node/node_modules/` directory.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mjerabek.cz.1-2-3
Description: Press CTRL/ALT+F11 to generate sequence of numbers. With CTRL+ALT+F11 you can set lines where to increase numbers or start a new sequence. See GitHub for usage examples and detailed description.
Author: Michal Jeřábek
Latest version: 1.3.0

# 1-2-3 — Number sequence generator for [Brackets](http://brackets.io/) 

*GIFs below were created with an older version with a different UI, but in general it works the same.*

## Basic usage

Press `CTRL`+`F11` to generate numbers. Press `ALT`+`F11` to set some options. 

![Figure 1](https://github.com/michaljerabek/1-2-3/blob/master/figure1.gif)

## Groups

![Figure 2](https://github.com/michaljerabek/1-2-3/blob/master/figure2.gif)

## Groups with different numbers of elements

To set lines where to increase numbers, select appropriate lines and press `CTRL`+`ALT`+`F11`. 

![Figure 3](https://github.com/michaljerabek/1-2-3/blob/master/figure3.gif)

You can remove saved lines with `CTRL`+`ALT`+`SHIFT`+`F11`.

To ignore them, you can generate numbers with `CTRL`+`SHIFT`+`F11` or `ALT`+`SHIFT`+`F11`.

## Multisequence

![Figure 4](https://github.com/michaljerabek/1-2-3/blob/master/figure4.gif)

---

The extension also adds commands into the `Edit` menu.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mobilityportal.builder
Description: Provides mobile device previews and code hints for Polymer and Tangere components
Author: adenin TECHNOLOGIES
Latest version: 0.1.2

# Mobility Portal Builder

This extension for the [Brackets](http://brackets.io) Editor allows to immediately preview [Mobility Portal](http://www.mobilityportal.com) apps.

The extension adds also code hinting for [Polymer](https://www.polymer-project.org) iron and paper [elements](https://elements.polymer-project.org/) as well as adenin Tangere elements.

## Screenshot
![Mobile Preview](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MobilityPortal/MobilityPortal.Builder/master/screenshots/MobilePreview.png)  
*Mobile Preview*
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/modern-legacy
Description: A modern spin on the legacy computer screen
Author: Mr-Skribbls
Latest version: 1.0.1

Modern Legacy Theme for Brackets
===========================
This is a dark theme for Brackets. It is a modern spin on the legacy computer screen.


**Installation**

* In Brackets
* Go to `File > Extension Manager`
* Search for `Modern Legacy`
* Click `Install`

## HTML
![HTML Screenshot](https://github.com/Mr-Skribbls/BracketsTheme.modern.legacy/blob/master/images/modern.legacy.html1.png)

## PHP
![PHP Screenshot](https://github.com/Mr-Skribbls/BracketsTheme.modern.legacy/blob/master/images/modern.legacy.php1.png)

## CSS / LESS
![CSS Screenshot](https://github.com/Mr-Skribbls/BracketsTheme.modern.legacy/blob/master/images/modern.legacy.less_css.png)

## JavaScript
![JS Screenshot](https://github.com/Mr-Skribbls/BracketsTheme.modern.legacy/blob/master/images/modern.legacy.js1.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/mohanaravind.brackets.ds-tools
Description: DS Specific tools for brackets
Author: Aravind Mohan
Latest version: 0.0.4

DS Tools
==============
This extension allows to work with DS tools inside brackets.
Still under experimentation.

Screenshots
--------------
![Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mohanaravind/mohanaravind.brackets.ds-tools/master/screenshots/screenshot1.png)

License
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Brackets File Icons is licensed under the [MIT license](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT). The original Brackets Icons is also licensed under the MIT license.
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