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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-elixir
Description: Code highlighting for Elixir in Brackets.
Author: Matt Enlow
Latest version: 0.1.0

# Brackets Elixir

Provides primitive highlighting for [Elixir](http://elixir-lang.org). It's at least a step up from telling Brackets you're using Ruby.

This extension is nothing more than glue between [halohalospecial](https://github.com/halohalospecial)'s [codemirror-elixir-mode](https://github.com/halohalospecial/codemirror-elixir-mode) and [BigBlueHat](https://github.com/BigBlueHat)'s [brackets-langman](https://github.com/BigBlueHat/brackets-langman).

## Contributing

Want Brackets-Elixir improved? Me too! Feel free to open an issue or PR here on github.

## License

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

Glued together by Matt Enlow ([@novaugust](http://github.com/novaugust) on most parts of the internet)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-emmet
Description: High-speed HTML and CSS workflow
Author: Sergey Chikuyonok
Latest version: 1.2.2

# [Emmet](http://emmet.io) plugin for [Brackets](http://brackets.io) editor #

[![Get Support](http://codersclan.net/graphics/getSupport_github4.png)](http://codersclan.net/support/step1.php?repo_id=4)

Emmet is a web-developer’s toolkit that can greatly improve your HTML & CSS workflow: http://docs.emmet.io

## Installation ##

1. Run Brackets.
2. Select _File > Extension Manager..._
3. Find “Emmet” extension and click “Install” button

### Manual instalation

1. Clone this repo into `~/Library/Application Support/Brackets/extensions/user/`.
2. In Terminal, go to cloned repo: `cd ~/Library/Application Support/Brackets/extensions/user/brackets-emmet`.
3. Run `npm install` to install all plugin dependencies.
4. Restart Brackets

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

After the extension installation is completed, you should see _Emmet_ menu item with all available actions.

## Default keybindings ##

All available keybindings are defined in `keymap.json`. 

To redefine them, simply update `keymap.json` action values with new keybindings (see [CodeMirror Manual](http://codemirror.net/doc/manual.html#keymaps) for key reference).

## [Extensions support](http://docs.emmet.io/customization/)

Emmet for Brackets supports extensions: you should open `Emmet > Preferences…` dialog and enter absolute path to extentions folder. Unfortunately, Brackets doesn’t support folder picking dialog so you have to type it manually.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-es6-autocompile
Description: Automatically compiles ES6 code to ES5 upon saving.
Author: Hugo Ratiney
Latest version: 1.0.1

# ES6 AutoCompile for Brackets

ES6 AutoCompile is an extension for the [Brackets editor](https://github.com/adobe/brackets)
that adds automatic compilation of ES6 files to ES5 upon saving.

**Note:** ES6 Autocompile also tells Brackets to treat ``*.es6`` and``*.ec6`` files as javascript source.
This enables syntax highlighting for those files, but also triggers built-in JSLint-ing, which is rather inadequate
for ES6 source (that is, without the proper options).


## Usage

Upon saving, ES6 AutoCompile will automatically process any javascript file:

- whose name ends with ``.es6``, ``.ec6``, ``.es6.js`` or ``.ec6.js``
- whose exact first line is: ``// !ES6``

and produce an ES5 file ending with ``.js`` (or ``.es5.js``) with the same basename and path.

### Installation

ES6 AutoCompile is installed from the *Brackets Extension Manager*.

Alternatively, you can download it from the [Brackets Extension Registry](https://brackets-registry.aboutweb.com/)
and unzip it in your extensions folder.

Please restart Brackets after installation.

### Options

#### Custom paths

*Not supported yet*

## Todo

- Provide working examples
- Allow specifying destination paths for generated files (perhaps with regex-based rewrite rules)
- Have JSLint run with the ``es6`` option on ES6 code (or not at all)
- Provide source maps
- Display more helpful error messages


## About

### Acknowledgements

ES6 AutoCompile is largely based off [LESS AutoCompile](https://github.com/jdiehl/brackets-less-autocompile).
Consequently, most credit for this project goes to the latter's contributors.

This project relies on [babeljs](https://babeljs.io/) to compile ES6 to ES5.


### License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2013 Jonathan Diehl

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-extract
Description: Provides extract to variable and extract to method functionality for Brackets via an extension.
Author: Drew Bratcher
Latest version: 1.4.0

# Extract Refactoring for Brackets

Provides extract to variable and extract to method functionality for Brackets via an extension.

## Installation
### Install from Repository

1. Open the the Extension Manager from the Brackets File menu
2. In the search bar, type refactor
3. Press the Install button next to Extract Refactoring

### Install from URL

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

##Instructions

Highlight a section of code, right click, and select extract. In the dialog that opens, specify the variable or function name and the type. If you have any issues, questions, or suggestions for more features, please open a github issue here.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-ficompiler
Description: A Brackets extention to compile Less and JavaScript on document save.
Author: Final Development Studio
Latest version: 0.9.1

brackets-ficompiler
===================

A LESS and JavaScript compiler for Brackets

Installation
------------

Open Brackets and click on the extensions icon. Search for ficompiler and install.

After installing it, go to your brackets extension folder, usually `~/.config/Brackets/extensions/users`, and go to the **node** folder of this extension `[...]/brackets-ficompiler/node` and run `npm install`. If an error occurs, try using **sudo**.

Usage
-----

Usage is pretty simple. Just create a `ficompiler.json` file in the root of your Brackets project and cofigure it as needed.

Example
-------

```js
{
    "javascript": {
        "browserify" : false,
        "compress": false,
        "mangle": false,
        "basedir" : "/",

        "source": [
            [
                "sources/javascripts/main.js",
                "sources/javascripts/module.js"
            ]
        ],

        "dest": [
            "javascripts/main.min.js"
        ]
    },


    "less": {
        "compress": false,
        "basedir" : "/",

        "source": [
            "sources/stylesheets/main.less"
        ],

        "dest": [
            "stylesheets/main.min.css"
        ]
    }
}
```

Expanding
---------

This module can be used for types other than Less and JavaScript. For that, create a module inside the `[...]/brackets-ficompiler/node/types` folder and name it exaclty as the key name in your `ficompiler.json` (Eg.: less, javascript, etc...) and create the logic for that type. If you wish, you could examine the files in the types folder located insude the **node** directory of this extension.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-file-tree-exclude
Description: Excludes folders from the Brackets file system to avoid performance problems.
Author: Martin Zagora
Latest version: 1.1.0

# 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:

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

## How to install

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
{
	"brackets-file-tree-exclude.excludeList": [
		"/.git/",
        "/dist/",
        "/bower_components/",
        "/node_modules/"
    ]
}
```

## How it Matches

Strings are escaped to regexp's and matched against relative path of the file in the tree.
To exclude a directory called `node_modules` use `/node_modules/`.
Using `/dist` will exclude all directories and files starting with `dist`.
Using `.min.js/` will exclude all files (and directories) ending with `.min.js`.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-fixmyjs
Description: Automagically fix JSHint lint warnings
Author: Drew Fyock
Latest version: 0.0.3

brackets-fixmyjs
================

[Brackets](http://brackets.io/) Extension for [fixmyjs](https://github.com/jshint/fixmyjs).

> Automagically fix JSHint lint warnings using [fixmyjs](https://github.com/jshint/fixmyjs)

## Install

Search for "fixmyjs" in [Extension Manager](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/wiki/Brackets-Extensions), then click on `Install` for FixMyJS by Drew Fyock.

### Alternative Install

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).


##Usage

`Edit > FixMyJS` menu or `Alt-Shift-L(Mac) / Alt-Shift-L(Win)` key.

<img src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/170270/4474662/ceab387a-4962-11e4-99ab-17dd5c44847c.gif" width="399">

*Issues with the output should be reported on the fixmyjs [issue tracker](https://github.com/jshint/fixmyjs/issues).*

Can also be run on just a selection. For example the code in a `<script>` tag.


## Legacy mode

By default, this plugin uses the FixMyJS `legacy` mode. This option uses the last stable version of the module which uses JSHint to detect errors in your code and fix them.

It does not include all of the fixes the current version of FixMyJS exposes, but does do a much better job of preserving source formatting. Legacy mode can be disabled in the Settings.


## License

MIT © [Drew Fyock](http://steelbisondev.com)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-flow
Description: Adds Flow support to Brackets
Author: Martin Zagora
Latest version: 1.0.6

# brackets-flow [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/zaggino/brackets-flow.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/zaggino/brackets-flow)

Brackets extension which provides support for working with Flow.

## How to install

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

## How to use

Have `.flowconfig` in your project root and `flow-bin` installed in your `node_modules`.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-flow-lint
Description: Facebook Flow support for Brackets
Author: Ole Kröger
Latest version: 0.1.1

# Flow linter for Brackets


Lint your javascript files using [flow](http://flowtype.org/) by Facebook.

## Usage

+ Install [flow](http://flowtype.org/docs/getting-started.html#_)
+ Add `/* @flow */` to the js files you want to check

If you changed the linting options inside the preference file you might need to add `flow-lint` to your linters inside the `brackets.json`


## Simple example

![simple example](readme/example.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-fortune
Description: Insert a random fortune into the Brackets editor.
Author: Lance Campbell
Latest version: 1.0.1

# Fortune for Brackets
An extension for [Brackets](https://github.com/adobe/brackets/) to insert a
random fortune into the editor.

### How to Install
1. Select **Brackets > File > Extension Manager...**
2. Search for this extension.
3. Click on the **Install** button.

### How to Use Fortune
Type `fortune` then press the **Tab** key.

##### List of Current Options
**_[file]:** Defines the fortune `[file]` used to generate the random
fortune.  For example, if there is a fortune file called `zippy.txt` in the fortunes
directory, typing the command `fortune_zippy` will display a random quote from the
file.  Note that the `.txt` file extension is not included in the command.

### Roadmap
* Create an inline command line to run this program
* Add _?, _help option that displays help and options
* Add _files option that lists all of the available fortune files
* Update 'file not found' message to reference _files option
* Add _all option which picks a random fortune from a combination of all the files
* Add word wrap option

### License
MIT-licensed -- see `main.js` for details.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-gherkin
Description: Provides Gherkin syntax highlighting.
Author: Starper
Latest version: 0.1.0

# Gherkin Syntax Highlighting for Brackets

This is an extension to the code editor [Brackets][1], and adds syntax
highlighting for Gherkin files with the extension `.feature`.

### How to Install

1. Choose _File > Extension Manager_ and select the _Available_ tab
2. Search for this extension
3. Click _Install_!

### License
MIT-licensed -- see `LICENSE` for details.

  [1]: http://brackets.io/ "Brackets — Open source code editor built with the web for the web"