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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-autosaver
Description: Saves your work as you type (automagically!). No need to press commands or switch windows. Perfect for file watchers
Author: Carles Alcolea
Latest version: 1.1.6

# brackets-autosaver

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**Finally!**

A **Brackets** extension that saves your file **as you type**. No need to constantly press Ctrl/CMD + S. It helps you achieve a perfect workflow with file watchers (*Gulp, Grunt, npm, CodeKit*...).

Simple demo gif:

![brackets-autosaver](img/demo.gif)

## How does it work?
Brackets-autosaver hooks to key presses. To avoid triggering a file save command on every-single-keypress the extension waits **400ms** (or any other delay of your choosing) from the **last** key pulsation.

So once you're finished typing a few words or a simple correction, **then** it saves the document (always the one you just edited).

## Is it always on?
Nope. You can turn this feature on and off easily from the File menu. So just check or uncheck **File -> Enable auto saving**.

## How to install this awesome thing?
Like any other Brackets extension. Either look for it within Brackets extension manager or download this repo and drop it on Brackets.


**Feel free to open any issues, I'll take care of them.**
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-backup
Description: File Backup Extension for Brackets. This extension will create a backup copy (.bak) of the active file in its current directory.
Author: Joselito Evangelista
Latest version: 1.0.4

# BRACKETS BACKUP

This extension will create a backup copy (.bak) of the active file 
in its current directory.

* You can trigger the file backup by going to 
  the menu bar and clicking the following:
1. MANUAL BACKUP : [Backup] -> [Backup - CREATE]
2. AUTO BACKUP (Every 3 mins.) : [Backup] -> [Backup - START Auto]

* Why do I need this extension and why did I create it?
At first, I never thought that my program based text files won't be corrupted in the event of common power loss or minor system crash (as I have never experienced it before in these kind of small files), so I was careless. Then came the unfortunate event wherein I have experienced a sudden power loss (I never got a chance to push the changes yet to git because I am waiting for the client's go signal) and my 24 KB javascript file got corrupted! My 5 hours of work was lost in that split second event! So then I have created this extension to prevent such thing from happening again in the future. Hope that it would be helpful to you all. Kind regards.

Screenshots:
![Screenshot](https://github.com/joemakev/brackets-backup/blob/master/screen-brackets-backup.jpg)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-blue
Description: Code editor and UI theme for Brackets
Author: William Xavier de Castro
Latest version: 1.0.1

# Brackets Blue
### Code editor and UI theme for Brackets.

![Screenshot 1](@screenshot1.png?raw=true "Screenshot 1")

![Screenshot 2](@screenshot2.png?raw=true "Screenshot 2")


This theme was created based on the following version of Brackets - **Release 1.13 build 1.13.0-17696** -

As you download this theme with a later Brackets build, and something went wrong with, I apolozige beforehand.

I will try to maintain this theme as long as I continue to use Brackets.

For the theme work as intended use the following extensions:

- [Custom Work](https://github.com/DH3ALEJANDRO/custom-work-for-brackets)

- [Brackets CSS Color Preview](https://github.com/cmgddd/Brackets-css-color-preview)

- [Brackets Tree Icons](https://github.com/wolffe/brackets-tree-icons)

- [Brackets UI Theming Enabler](https://github.com/notasz/brackets-uitheming)
___

#### In case you gonna create or modified a theme based on this one, take some notes:

- I did not want to use *!important*, but I could not find a way around for some CSS rules to work how I want.

- If something comes out of the stabilsh style of this theme, it will be of two reasons:

  - I forget or miss a element to be styled.
  - I have never seen the element highlighted in the editor to then apply the theme style.

- The comments are set to use the 'Share Tech Mono' font. You can find it in google fonts website. Otherwise declared what font you like or delete the declaration and the font will go with what is set in Brackets. Find the declaration with *'CTRL+F' and type -> .cm-comment*

___

#### For the development of this theme I have use, as references, the following themes.

- [Brackets-Stripper](https://github.com/visualbam/Brackets-Stripper)

- [Brackets-Stripper-Redo](http://brackets.dnbard.com/extension/brackets-stripper-redo)

- [Monokai Dark Soda](https://github.com/rainje/Monokai-Dark-Soda)

- [Dracula Theme](https://draculatheme.com/brackets/)
___

### LICENSE
Brackets Blue is licensed under the [MIT license](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
___

### Thank you for using it.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-boilerplate
Description: Quickly copy boilerplate files into your project in Brackets with this extention.
Author: bodhiBit
Latest version: 0.4.3

brackets-boilerplate
====================

Quickly copy boilerplate files into your project in Brackets with this extension.

Installation
------------
As this is an extension for Brackets you obviously need to have [Brackets](http://brackets.io/) installed.

 1. Open the extension Manager.
 2. Search for "brackets boilerplate".
 3. Install the extension.
 4. Profit! :)

Usage
-----
A new Boilerplate menu will appear on the menu bar. From here you can choose
any folder to use as your boilerplate collection. The menu will then be
populated with all the files and folders in the selected folder.

![The boilerplate menu](boilerplate-menu.png)

When selecting a boilerplate file or folder from the menu, it will get copied
into the currently selected folder in the tree. If you omit the file suffix it
will get automatically reattached. If the boilerplate file (or any file in the
boilerplate folder) contains the string `<<<NAME>>>`, it will get replaced with
the given filename without suffix.

![A boilerplate file with a name placeholder](boilerplate-name.png)