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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-cdnpanel
Description: Get instant access to over 3000 Javascript libraries, plugins, CSS frameworks, fonts etc. Simply choose what you need from a list or find it by typing in a keyword. That way you are always just a few click from the latest version of what you need.
Author: Kopitar Anže
Latest version: 0.5.11

![CDN PANEL](https://github.com/kopitar/brackets-cdnpanel/blob/master/ui/css/images/logo_cdnjs.png)
==========

 Brackets extension that gives you instant access to over 3000 Javascript libraries, plugins, CSS frameworks, fonts etc.
 Either select what you're looking for directly from a list or simply type in it's name or a keywords and get instant access to any file hosted on cdnjs.com.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-ckeditor
Description: Paste or edit HTML-content in Brackets with CKEditor. Notice: After installation or update YOU MUST DOWNLOAD CKeditor AND EXTRACT IT into the extension-folder!!!
Author: Momo 2014
Latest version: 1.0.3

# CKEditor for Brackets
	Tested with Brackets Sprint >=38 and CKEditor 4.4 (Standard Package)

###About:

CKEditor is a (WYSIWYG-) web text editor. This extension integrates CKEditor into Brackets. I use it mainly to paste content from Word or emails. CKEditor takes care of the HTML-code. 

###Installation:

 1. Place the ```brackets-ckeditor```-folder inside the [extension-folder](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Extension-Location) or use Bracket's [Extension Manger](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Brackets-Extensions) for installation (ignore the installation error and continue with step 2)
 2. Download [CKeditor](http://ckeditor.com/download) and extract it into the ```brackets-ckeditor``` extension-folder (don't rename folder containing CKEditor, name must remain ```ckeditor```)
 3. Reload Brackets (F5)

###Usage:

In Brackets on the right, next to the Extension Manager, you will find now the button for CKEditor.

**To paste/insert content:** 
In Brackets place the cursor in a HTML-file where you want to paste content. Press the CKEditor-button. CKEditor opens with an empty screen. Enter your content and press ```Paste```.

**To edit content:** 
Select in Brackets the HTML you want to edit and press the CKEditor-button. Your content will open in Ckeditor. After you made your adjustments press ```Paste```. The selected HTML in Brackets will be replaced.


>**Notice:**

>CKEditor needs proper HTML with start- and end-tags. That's why the extension always tries to select complete code-blocks (i.e. if you only select ```<div  cla```ss="className"> in the editor the extension will select the complete div-container). If your selection does not contain any valid tag you will get an empty CKEditor and entered content will be inserted.
>
>Sometimes CKEditor strips code it doesn't agree with. That is not caused by the extension! 
Of course you are free to configure CKEditor in the way you like it. You can find the configuration of CKEditor in the file ```ckeditor.config.js``` in the extension folder.

![Screenshot](https://github.com/MomoPZ/screenshots/blob/master/Brackets-CKEditor.png?raw=true "Screenshot CKEditor in Brackets")
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-clientlibs-combine
Description: Combines multiple files into single file, iteratively
Author: Brian Wyka
Latest version: 0.0.3

Brackets Clientlibs Combine
===========================

Combine multiple clientlib files into one.

Here is an example of a 'clientlibs.combine' file:
```
{
    "combineOnSave": false,
    "combine": [
        {
            "output": "resources/css/headlibs.min.css",
            "files": [
                "resources/thirdparty/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css",
                "resources/thirdparty/bootstrap/themes/sb-admin-2/css/sb-admin-2.css",
                "resources/css/global.css"
            ]
        },
        {
            "output": "resources/js/headlibs.min.js",
            "files": [
                "resources/js/common.js",
                "resources/js/routes.js",
                "resources/js/filters.js",
                "resources/js/directives.js",
                "resources/js/factories/*.js",
                "resources/js/services/*.js",
                "resources/js/controllers/*.js"
            ]
        },
        {
            "output": "resources/js/bodylibs.min.js",
            "files": [
                "resources/thirdparty/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.min.js",
                "resources/thirdparty/bootstrap/themes/sb-admin-2/js/sb-admin-2.js"
            ]
        }
    ]
}
```

Right-click on 'clientlibs.combine' to manually concatenate the files in the list, useful if 'combineOnSave' is false.

<b>Wildcard support</b>
* if the path to file ends with '/' character, all the files in that folder will be concatenated
* if the path to file ends with '/*' followed by a group of characters, only files ending in that group of characters will be concatenating (ex.: controllers/*.js matches all the files in controllers folder ending with '.js' i.e. all javascript files)

<b>Change log</b>

<i>0.0.1</i>
<ul>
<li>First release</li>
</ul>
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-codeoverview
Description: An easy to use overview of your editor's code.
Author: thomasvalera
Latest version: 1.0.3

Brackets CodeOverview
===================

_Scroll up, scroll up, scroll up ... oh wait ... scrool down, scroll down ... hm I wish I didn't have to scroll so much to find the code I need!_  
Well friend, wish no more because CodeOverview is here!
With CodeOverview you will never have to scroll up and down hundreads of times before you find what you are looking for! Open the overview in 1 easy click, adapt the overview's zoom level to your convenience and you are ready to go and find what you need in the blink of an eye!

Features
===================

* Overview of your whole editor  
![CodeOverview](https://raw.github.com/thomasvalera/Brackets-CodeOverview/master/images/Brackets-CodeOverview-overview.png)

* Customizable zoom  
![Zoom](https://raw.github.com/thomasvalera/Brackets-CodeOverview/master/images/Brackets-CodeOverview-zoom-big.png)

How To
===================

Install:

1. Choose _File > Extension Manager_ and select the _Available_ tab.
2. Search for _CodeOverview_.
3. Hit _Install_!

Alternatively:

1. Go to _File > Extension Manager_ and select _Install from URL..._.
2. Copy and paste the following: https://github.com/thomasvalera/Brackets-CodeOverview.
3. Hit _Install_!

How to open and close CodeOverview

* Click on the small eye icon in your toolbar and the overview will open.
* Click again to close it.

How to zoom in and out

* When the overview is open, use the slider on top to change the zoom level of the overview.

FAQ
===================

* The icon is red and doesn't work!
  - If the icon is red, this means you probably don't have any editor open! Open a file and it will work again!
  
* Does he know how awesome this extension is?
  - You tell me! If you like this extension I would be happy to hear your thoughts about it, send me an email at thomasvalera@gmail.com!

* A bug?
  - Open an issue and I will try to fix it as quickly as possible!
  
Contact
===================
If you want to contribute, ask some questions or even discuss possible features to add, send me an email at thomasvalera@gmail.com.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-coffeelinter
Description: Makes CoffeeLint the Brackets linter for CoffeeScript files. Very simple.
Author: Dan Casey
Latest version: 0.1.0

brackets-coffeelinter
=====================

Makes CoffeeLint the Brackets linter for CoffeeScript files. Very simple.

How
---

Uses [CoffeeLint](http://www.coffeelint.org) and [Node.js](http://nodejs.org) to provide linting support for [CoffeeScript](http://coffeescript.org) in [Brackets](http://brackets.io) using its built-in linting API, `CodeInspection`. Uses an async call to get results from Node instance of CoffeeLint as described [here](http://www.raymondcamden.com/2014/4/15/Example-of-Async-Linting-support-in-Brackets-Sprint-38).

Others
------

These extensions also do CoffeeScript linting in Brackets; check them out:

- [Interactive Linter](https://github.com/MiguelCastillo/Brackets-InteractiveLinter)
- [Coffeescript Lint Extension for Brackets](https://github.com/ingorichter/de.richter.brackets.coffeelint)

Why?
----

I wanted:

- to make a simple Brackets extension
- to make Brackets call code from Node.js
- something simple

Feedback welcome!

Limitations
-----------

- No config support (currently)

License
-------

MIT
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-color-the-tag-name
Description: A tag is green, P tag is orange, Section tag is pink, and...
Author: 会社やめ太郎（本名）
Latest version: 5.1.0

# color the tag name
This extension colors the tag name.
like this...!
![screen shot](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26040158/32030162-276aae24-ba34-11e7-8bd3-727f378cdea4.jpg "screen shot")
## Your Original CSS(LESS)
You can customize tag colors with your original CSS(LESS), From 'View' -> 'Customize Tag Colors'.

## そして私は無職ではなくなりました。
私はフロントエンドエンジニアとして職を得ることができました。
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-compare
Description: A diff tool for brackets
Author: Hubert B Manilla
Latest version: 0.2.7

# brackets-compare
This brackets extension enables diffing and comparing files.

## install

## usage

!['Show diff mode off'](/before_edited.png)
* Click `View` and `Vertical Split or Horizontal Split` (To make sure files to be compared are visible)
* Select the files to be compared into each of the splits by clicking on the split section and then clicking the file
* Click on the `Show diff` button in the toolbar on the right (as shown in the image above), to switch on diff mode.

!['Show diff mode on'](/after_edited.png)
* After viewing diffs, click the `Hide diff` button in the toolbar on the right (as show in the image above) to switch off diff mode.

## contributing

## dependencies & acknowledgements
This makes use of the [Codemirror Merge Addon](http://codemirror.net/3/doc/manual.html#addon_merge) which is built 
using the [google diff match patch](https://code.google.com/archive/p/google-diff-match-patch/).

Also uses the free [glyphicons](http://glyphicons.com/) from the bootstrap library.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-console
Description: Shows console.log & console.error & console.warn without developer tools.
Author: Alexandru Ghiura
Latest version: 1.4.1

brackets-console
================

A Brackets extension to see console.log & console.error without developer tools. Can also be used to filter out only the logs coming from a live preview window.

![Screenshot](https://raw.github.com/aghiura/brackets-console/master/assets/preview.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-console-log
Description: Generates a console.log from the currently selected variable
Author: Josh Studley
Latest version: 1.0.0

# console.log('All the Things')

console.log('All the Things') is a [Brackets](https://github.com/adobe/brackets) extension which generates a `console.log()` of the curently selected javascript variable:

Before:

```javascript
var myString = 'Hello World';
```

After:

```javascript
var myString = 'Hello World';
console.log('myString', myString);
```
You can access this function from the `EDIT` menu, the context menu or the shortcut: `CTRL+ALT+Q`

## Installation ##

1. Run Brackets.
2. Select _File > Extension Manager..._
3. Find “console.log('All the Things')” extension and click “Install” button
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-console-log-control
Description: Brackets extension that provides control over the Console.log statement inside a javascript file.
Latest version: 0.0.3

brackets-console-logging-ctrl
=============================

* Bracket extension that helps to create/delete/comment-in/comment-out the 
* console.log statements and now the alert statement has been added as well. 

* HOW TO USE:

* to create a console.log statement for a var: select the var, "Edit > Create var Console.log Line"
* That results in a new line below the var line the contain the console.log statemnt
* as the following example:

* to create a alert statement for a var: select the var, "Edit > Create var alert Line"
* That results in a new line below the var line the contain the alert statemnt
* as the following example:
var myVar=somevalue; // select myVar and the result of the "Edit > Create var alert Line" will be:
alert('myVar: '+myVar); 


* - "Remove Console.log Lines" COMMAND:
* SELECT ALL THE LINES FROM WHICH YOU WANT TO REMOVE THE CONSOLE.LOG LINES 
* and SELECT "Edit > Remove Console.log Lines"
-> result: all the lines that start with Console.log inside the selection will be deleted

* - "Comment Out Console.log Lines" COMMAND:
* SELECT ALL THE LINES FROM WHICH YOU WANT TO COMMENT OUT THE CONSOLE.LOG LINES 
* SELECT ALL Ctrl+A (window) or CMD+A (MAC) to COMMENT OUT ALL THE LINES that 
* CONTAINS "CONSOLE.LOG" LINES and SELECT "Edit > Comment Out Console.log Lines"
-> result: all the lines that start with Console.log inside the selection will be commented out

* - "Comment in Console.log Lines" COMMAND:
* SELECT ALL THE LINES FROM WHICH YOU WANT TO COMMENT IN THE LINE That CONTAINS 
* "//CONSOLE.LOG". 
* SELECT "Edit > Comment In Console.log Lines"
-> result: all the lines that start with //Console.log inside the selection will be commented in
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-copy-json-path
Description: Copies JSON path of current cursor position. Only works if document contains valid JSON.
Author: Armin Pfäffle
Latest version: 1.0.0


# Copy JSON Path
[Brackets](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Brackets-Extensions) Extension that allows to copy the JSON path (e.g. `level0.level1.level2`) from current cursor position.


## Installation
Use the built-in Brackets [Extension Manager](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Brackets-Extensions) for downloading and installing this extension. Search for `brackets-copy-json-path` and click on **Install**.


## Usage
Open or create a JSON file and use one of the following ways to copy the JSON path from current cursor position:

* Use shortcut `Ctrl-Alt-C` (Windows/Linux) / `Cmd-Shift-C`(Mac)
* Right click on text position and select **Copy JSON path**
* Use main menu: **Edit** -> **Copy JSON path**

If document contains valid JSON then the current path is copied to clipboard.; if it's not the clipboard is not modified.


## Issues
For any issues please refer to the [issues page](https://github.com/armin-pfaeffle/brackets-copy-json-path/issues).


## License
Copy JSON Path is licensed under the [MIT license](https://github.com/armin-pfaeffle/brackets-copy-json-path/LICENSE).
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-css-color-preview
Description: preview the colors within css file
Latest version: 0.0.7

Brackets-css-color-preview
==========================

css color preview extension for Brackets
<h3>
<a id="user-content-features" class="anchor" href="#features" aria-hidden="true"><span class="octicon octicon-link"></span></a>Features</h3>
<ol class="task-list">
<li><p>Css color preview whithin css file.</p></li>
<li><p>You can toggle the enabled of this extension from the view menu.</p></li>
</ol>
<p><img src="https://github.com/cmgddd/Brackets-css-color-preview/blob/master/screenshot.png" alt="screenshot"/></p>
<h3>
<a id="user-content-how-to-install" class="anchor" href="#how-to-install" aria-hidden="true"><span class="octicon octicon-link"></span></a>How to install</h3>
<p>Navigate to <strong>Brackets &gt; File &gt; Install Extension</strong> and paste url <a href="https://github.com/cmgddd/Brackets-css-color-preview">https://github.com/cmgddd/Brackets-css-color-preview</a></p>
<h4>
<a id="user-content-or-manually" class="anchor" href="#or-manually" aria-hidden="true"><span class="octicon octicon-link"></span></a>Or manually</h4>
<ol class="task-list">
<li><a href="https://github.com/cmgddd/Brackets-css-color-preview/archive/master.zip">Download</a></li>
<li>Unzip in <strong>user</strong> folder in <strong>Brackets &gt; Help &gt; Show Extensions Folder</strong>
</li>
<li>Restart or Reload Brackets</li>
</ol>
<h2>
<a id="user-content-known-issues" class="anchor" href="#known-issues" aria-hidden="true"><span class="octicon octicon-link"></span></a>Known Issues</h2>
<h3>
<a id="user-content-license" class="anchor" href="#license" aria-hidden="true"><span class="octicon octicon-link"></span></a>License</h3>
<p>MIT-licensed.</p>
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-css-shapes-editor
Description: Adds an interactive editor for CSS Shapes values in Live Preview mode.
Author: Adobe Systems Inc.
Latest version: 1.1.0

# CSS Shapes Editor for Brackets

Extension for [Brackets](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/) and [Adobe Edge Code](http://html.adobe.com/edge/code/).

Adds an on-screen interactive editor for CSS Shapes values when in Live Preview mode.

## How to Install

### Simple:
- Open Brackets, and go to _File_ >  _Extension Manager_
- Search for "CSS Shapes Editor for Brackets"
- Click _Install_

### From source

1. Open Brackets, and go to _File_ >  _Extension Manager_
2. Click _Install from URL..._
3. Enter this URL:

```
https://github.com/adobe-webplatform/brackets-css-shapes-editor
```
4. Click _Install_
5. Reload Brackets.

## How to enable CSS Shapes

**UPDATE September 2014:** CSS Shapes are [enabled since Google Chrome 37](https://blogs.adobe.com/webplatform/2014/08/28/css-shapes-now-in-chrome-37/). If you're using Chrome 37+, this section is no longer relevant.

If you're using an older version of Chrome, here's how to enable the feature manually:

Before you use the shapes editor, you need to enable support for CSS Shapes in the LivePreview browser window. You need to do this even if you have already enabled CSS Shapes in another Google Chrome browser on your system.

To enable CSS Shapes:

1. Turn on LivePreview
2. Navigate to `chrome://flags`
3. Find the _Enable experimental Web Platform features_ flag
4. Click _Enable_
5. Reload LivePreview.

## Changelog

### v1.1.0
- sync with [shapes editor library v0.8.0](https://github.com/adobe-webplatform/css-shapes-editor/releases/tag/v0.8.0)
  - fixes various bugs related to reference boxes and percentage-based coordinates;
  - adds on-screen controls for polygon edit / transform modes;
  - uses minified version of library;
- removes keyboard shortcut (T key) to toggle polygon transform mode.
- removes handling & feature detection of `shape-inside` (obsolete from CSS Shapes Level 1)

## License

MIT-licensed -- see `main.js` for details.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-csscomb
Description: Format CSS files with csscomb.js
Author: Ilya Akhmadullin
Latest version: 1.0.0

brackets-[csscomb](https://github.com/csscomb/csscomb.js)
============================

Compatible with Sprint 22 and above

Sorts css files with csscomb.js


Usage
===

Select css to sort and press `Ctrl + Shift + C` or select `Edit > Sort with CSScomb` in menu.


Installation
===

`File > Extension Manager > Install from URL`

Paste https://github.com/i-akhmadullin/brackets-csscomb into Extension URL field


Manual Installation
---
Download zip and extract into arbitrary directory (or clone source files), then move the folder to the extensions folder (you can open this folder by clicking "Help > Show Extensions Folder" menu).
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-cssfier
Description: Convert HTML into CSS/SCSS/LESS by pasting HTML blocks into CSS/SCSS/LESS file. NOW with improved performance.
Author: rcaferati
Latest version: 1.5.2

Brackets CSSfier
====================

Convert HTML into CSS/SCSS/LESS by pasting HTML blocks into CSS/SCSS/LESS file.

## Live demo

[Access the live demo here.](https://caferati.me/demo/cssfier)

![cssfier demo](http://i.imgur.com/SPn8VPZ.gif)

## Installation ##

### Extension Manager
1. Run Brackets
2. Select _File > Extension Manager...
3. Search for “CSSfier” extension and click “Install” button

### Manual instalation
1. Under main menu select Help > Show Extensions Folder
2. Git clone this repository inside the "user" folder
3. Restart Brackets

### How to use
1. Copy a chunck of your HTML file
2. Paste it into a SCSS or LESS file

----------------

## Changelog ##

###1.0.2
- Implemented enable/disable options

###1.0.1
- Bug fixes

###1.0.0
- Added CSS support
- Improved selector order and logic
- Better indentation

###0.1.5
- Added indentation check

###0.1.3
- Bug fixes

###0.1.2
- Added support for LESS files

###0.1.0
- Initial release
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-cssfier-bem
Description: CSSFier with BEM. It works with 'jQuinter'(awesome extension) too. Convert HTML into CSS/SCSS/LESS by pasting HTML blocks into CSS/SCSS/LESS file. Original Extension By rcaferati (https://github.com/rcaferati/)
Author: jzmstrjp
Latest version: 0.0.3

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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-csv-formatter
Description: Added language mode for CSV (.csv)
Author: EPICmynamesBG
Latest version: 1.2.0

# brackets-csv-formatter

_Current version:_ **1.1.1** (In Development)

## Recent Fixes

- turns out one theme was adding a CSS prefix that I assumed was always there... that's been fixed so tables always style now!
- rather than generate inline styles that half break once you scroll, now we just generate a style tag with column rules 

## About

As a developer, dealing with CSVs doesn't usually mean opening Excel
(or LibreOffice Sheets, for those open-source gurus out there). Opening 
a CSV is usually done in a Text Editor, then manually searched, edited,
etc... Why not make this massive text document a little bit easier to gloss
over by formatting it like Excel does?

![Screenshot](./screenshots/screenshot_v1.1.1.png)

## Development Notes

This extension uses Brackets LanguageManager and CodeMirror to add a new 
language type: _CSV_. In doing this, the editor is able to correctly recognize
the start and end of every 'cell', which can then be stylistically formatted
to look like a simplified Excel sheet.

### Helpful Resources
- [CodeMirror Docs](http://codemirror.net/doc/manual.html)
- [Brackets Docs](http://brackets.io/docs/current/index.html)

## Future Development

This being my first Brackets extension, I know it's not perfect. I don't know all of the 
event handlers or how to use them, and I'm sure the styling could be improved upon. For
this reason, I am defeinitely looking for feedback. Please submit an issue with an appropriate
tag to leave feedback! Or looking to do more, maybe contribute? Make a PR, send me a message, 
whatever! I'm open to all assitance offerable.

## License
MIT License

Copyright (c) 2017 Brandon Groff @EPICmynamesBG

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
SOFTWARE.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-custom-region-code-folding
Description: Brackets extension that provides the ability to define custom collapsible code regions in the editor
Author: Patrick Oladimeji
Latest version: 1.1.0

### Custom region code folding

Define custom words to designate the beginning and end of a custom region.
For example in your project's `.brackets.json` file, use `"custom-region-fold.endRegionWord": "close"` and ` "custom-region-fold.startRegionWord": "start"` to set the words `start` and `close` as designators of the beginning and end of a custom region.

The  custom regions should work in any language recognised in Brackets and the keywords for designating the start and end of a custom region can be declared anywhere within  a line comment.

The following are examples - `start` and `close` are used as opening and closing keywords:

1. You may annonate your custom folded region with any text, simply by ensuring the annotation appears before the keyword you've chosen as `startRegionWord`.
   ![Alt text](./screenshots/desc_before_keyword_open.png?raw=true "Annotation appears before keyword")

   ![Alt text](./screenshots/desc_before_keyword_closed.png?raw=true "Annotation appears when region is closed")

2. Any words placed after the `startRegionWord` are hidden when the region is collapsed as shown below.
   ![Alt text](./screenshots/desc_after_keyword_open.png?raw=true "Annotation appears after keyword")

   ![Alt text](./screenshots/desc_after_keyword_closed.png?raw=true "Annotation is hidden when region is closed")

3. And here is the scenario when there are no annotations
   ![Alt text](./screenshots/no_desc_open.png?raw=true "No annotations before or after keyword")

   ![Alt text](./screenshots/no_desc_closed.png?raw=true "No annotations when region is closed")

### License
MIT-licensed.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-darker
Description: Darker interface & editor themes
Author: Amit Mendapara
Latest version: 3.2.0

# Brackets Darker

This extention tries to make the [brackets](http://brackets.io/) UI darker
and some visibility improvements on Linux.

The following enhancements are applied:

* Hide the file name from top titlebar
* Reduce the top titlebar height
* Dark titlebar, toolbar, statusbar & empty editor area
* Override fonts (Droid Sans, Ubuntu, Dejavu Sans)
* Base16 Dark Themes (selected)

Screenshots:

![Screenshot](https://github.com/cristatus/brackets-darker/raw/master/screenshot.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-display-shortcuts
Description: Display current shortcuts in a bottom panel that can be sorted and filtered. Add and disable shortcuts from context menu.
Author: Randy Edmunds
Latest version: 1.4.1

brackets-display-shortcuts
==========================

Brackets Extension to Display Shortcuts in bottom panel

## Overview

This is an Extension for [Brackets](https://github.com/adobe/brackets). 

## Features

This extension is accessed in Brackets using menu `Help > Show Shortcuts` or with the keyboard shortcut `Ctrl-Alt-/` on Windows and `Control-Alt-/` on Mac.

This extension displays all shortcuts defined for:
* Brackets
* CodeMirror (which not overridden by Brackets)
* Extensions which are currently installed 

All columns are sortable in both ascending and descending order.

Display of "Extension" in Origin column is dependent on command using package-style naming convention (e.g. "myorg.myextension.mycommand") to avoid collisions with other extensions as [mentioned in How to Write Extensions doc](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/How%20to%20write%20extensions#uihooks).

Button to "Copy to Current Document" inserts Table HTML markup at the current selection. It only works for full editor.

Type the name of the command you're looking for in the filter field to find the shortcut faster.

Use *Override Shortcut for Command* and *Disable Shortcuts* commands from context (right-click) menu to facilitate [editing of keymap.json file](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/User-Key-Bindings).

## License

MIT-licensed -- see _main.js_ for details.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-doxygen
Description: This extension offers to programmers an easy way to include doxygen comments in their codes.
Author: Antonio Vélez
Latest version: 2.0.0

#Brackets-Doxygen Extension
##Install from URL

1. Open the the Extension Manager from the File menu
2. Copy paste the URL of the github repo or zip file

##Install from file system

1. Download this extension using the ZIP button above and unzip it.
2. Copy it in Brackets' `/extensions/user` folder by selecting `Help > Show Extension Folder` in the menu. 
3. Reload Brackets.

##Instructions

By pressing this hot keys you get:
    
    * Alt + D , a doxygen type comment.
    * Alt + S , a simple line comment.
    * Alt + M , a simple multiline comment.
    * Alt + V , a simple comment to document a variable.
    
Note: If you have selected a text, and press Alt + S hot key, Doxygen Extension will comment all the lines with //.

Thanks to:
    * Eric J https://github.com/wormeyman for find the first error of this plugin.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-drop-includer
Description: You can select file(s) from [Browse...] or modal window, from right-clicking. And suitable tag will be inserted automatically (link tag, img tag, script tag, css @import, and php(or ejs) include statement).
Author: jzmstrjp
Latest version: 2.0.1

# \[Browse...] (or Drag & Drop)
You can open files from [Browse...] with shortcut key.  
And this extension inserts tags automatically (link tag, img tag, script tag, css @import, or php include statement).  
It also be able to open files from a modal window.

## Shortcut Key
### Show an "Open" dialog
#### Root Path
Windows: Ctrl-Shift-.  
Mac: Cmd-Shift-.

#### Relative Path
Windows: Ctrl-Shift-Alt-.  
Mac: Cmd-Shift-Alt-.

### Open The Modal Window (drag and drop zone)
Windows: Ctrl-.  
Mac: Cmd-.

## With right-clicking
You can now insert tags by right-clicking from the file list.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-eco
Description: Add syntax highlighting support for the Eco templating language (.eco).
Author: Steve McArthur
Latest version: 1.1.0

Brackets-Eco
============

Provides [ECO](https://github.com/sstephenson/eco) template syntax highlighting. Previous version used the existing EJS highlighter as the basis for the ECO highlighter. As of version 1.0 it now uses the embedded HTML highlighter as the basis (recommended for HTML templating languages) with the coffeescript "scriptingModeSpec". So the highlighter now uses a genuine coffeescript highlighter for the template code between the "<% %>".

In order to make the coffeescript highlighter work correctly within the template tags, I needed to include a modified version of the coffeescript highlighter. In particular, this deals with the issue of coffeescript comments within the template tags.

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"ECO" stands for "Embedded CoffeeScript templates". It's a templating engine that allows you to embed coffescript logic in your markup.

##License
[MIT](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-ect
Description: Add syntax highlighting support for the ECT Template Engine (http://ectjs.com/), backward compatible with ECO
Author: Viktor Yakubiv
Latest version: 1.1.1

# Brackets-ECT

Provides [ECT](http://ectjs.com/) Template Engine syntax highlighting. Highlighter uses a genuine coffeescript highlighter for the template code between the `<% %>`.

"ECT" stands for "Embedded CoffeeScript Ttemplates". It's a templating engine that allows you to embed coffescript logic in your markup.

## License

[MIT](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

## Fork

Original repository [brackets-eco](https://github.com/SteveMcArthur/brackets-eco) by SteveMcArthur