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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/darthlukan.brackets-dilbert
Description: A 'Daily Dilbert' viewer for Brackets.
Author: Brian Christopher Tomlinson
Latest version: 1.1.0

# Brackets-Dilbert

> Author: Brian Christopher Tomlinson <brian.tomlinson@linux.com>


## Description

> A "Daily Dilbert" viewer for the Open Source Brackets IDE developed by Adobe.

> Images are provided via the RSS feed located at [this link](http://rss.latunyi.com/dilbert.rss).


## Screenshots

> See [this page](https://github.com/darthlukan/brackets-dilbert/wiki/Screenshots)


## License

> MIT, see LICENSE file.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/daugther.of.obsidian
Description: Customized Obsidian Theme -Based on the Obsidian theme from LegibleEel which can be found here: https://github.com/LegibleEel/Obsidian
Author: stone-mk02
Latest version: 1.0.1

Daugther of Obsidian Brackets theme
=======

Customised Obsidian Theme - Based on the Obsidian theme from LegibleEel which can be found here: https://github.com/LegibleEel/Obsidian

### JS
![JS](/screenshots/js.png)

### HTML
![HTML](/screenshots/html.png)

### CSS
![CSS](/screenshots/css.png)

### Python
![Python](/screenshots/python.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/dcblocks-brackets
Description: Adds support for easily creating of comments for DOM elements in HTML/XML code to Brackets
Author: Ivan Bogachev
Latest version: 0.0.4

#DCBlocks

This is an extension for Brackets, which adds ability to easy creation of comment blocks for DOM elements in HTML/XML code.

Sometimes we need to write HTML document and then send it to the programmers. They want to have ability to easily find main blocks of code (if the document is big) - and we must to write comments for this task. This plugin allows us to write this comments faster.

###Installing
You can open *Extension Manager* in Brackets and find this extension by name - "DCBlocks"

###Usage

![Screencast of DCBlocks usage](http://zippy.gfycat.com/CoarseCluelessBull.gif)

Usage is "Emmet-like": type any word and press "Ctrl+B". For example You write
```html
header
```
And now press this keys, You'll see this:
```html
<!-- HEADER --><!-- END HEADER -->
```
You can also use symbol "-" to create block with multiple words. This extension is very useful in combination with Emmet. Enjoy it!

If You want to use another shortcut, You can open *keymap.json* using *Debug > Open User Key Map* and add Your own shortcut by adding
```
"overrides": {
    "Your shortcut": "dcblocks-brackets.createCommentForBlock"
}
```

###License
MIT
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/de.richter.brackets.diagnostics
Description: Collect diagnostic information about Brackets and installed Extensions
Author: Ingo Richter
Latest version: 0.0.4

# Brackets Diagnostics Report

This Extension will collect some diagnostic information about Brackets and your system. This data can be used to make issue reporting easier by attaching this diagnostic data to the issue report.

**NOTE:** No data is transmitted by running this Extension. The Extension collects and displays the report. You can decide what to to with it.

If you have any concern, please send me an email.

## What Data gets reported?

The Extension collects data that is easy to determine by yourself, but usually takes some time and could be inaccurate. There is nothing secret or obscure about the data in the report. Data is collected in two main areas

1. Brackets
2. Your Machine

Here is an overview of what is collected in each area.

### Brackets Data

* Brackets Version
* Brackets Language
* Brackets runs in Browser
* Brackets App Support Directory
* CEF Version
* Installed User Extensions with name and version

### Machine Data

* OS Name
* OS Version
* OS Architecture
* OS Type
* CPU Info
* CPU Cores available
* Total Memory
* Free Memory
* Screen resolution (width & height)
* Pixel depth

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

### Compatibility
Brackets Release 44 or newer.

### External Libraries
[ua-parser-js](http://github.com/faisalman/ua-parser-js)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/de.richter.brackets.jsonlint
Description: JSONLint Extension for Brackets
Author: Ingo Richter
Latest version: 0.1.3

de.richter.brackets.jsonlint
============================

JSONLint Extension for Brackets

TODO:
# use jasmine 2.x for unit tests
# convince node-jasmine to use requireJS

### External Libraries
https://github.com/zaach/jsonlint
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/deddy.additional-right-click-menu
Description: A Brackets extension that add additional functionality to Brackets editor right menu, like cut, copy, paste, select all, Camel Case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, fix indentation and some functionality from edit menu. changelog: added a shortcuts to some menu ite
Author: Deddy Lasmono Putro
Latest version: 0.5.1

Brackets Additional Right Click Menu
================

A Brackets extension that add additional functionality to Brackets editor, like cut, copy, paste.

Works on windows 7!!! :)

Now support select all, Camel Case, fix code indentaion, UPPERCASE and lowercase and some functionality from edit menu. Now some menu items will be disabled if no text selected.

#Changelog
added a shortcuts to some menu items
Fixed some bugs with brackets 1.3 paste
added fix indentation
bug fix for uppercase, lowercase and camelcase selection behaviour and change it's short cut key
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/deddy.dbmanager
Description: A brackets extension to querying a database server, now only support SQL server, other database will follow. Now it's only offer basic functionality, like browse databases, tables, show table fields, show table data in a paging table, run query. Changelog
Author: Deddy Lasmono Putro
Latest version: 0.1.2

brackets-db Manager
====================

A brackets extension to querying a database server, now only support SQL server.

Now it's only offer basic functionality, like browse databases, tables, views, show table fields, show table data in a paging table, run query (all text in a document or just a selection of it).

How to connect to a database
====================
Add connection first
input your connection information into the specified fields and save it.
Then choose your connetion in connection list, and click connect.

To run a query, please select the database first and then run your query.


It is actually a modified of https://github.com/Azakur4/brackets-database because I need some functionality that's not available on it, then I have some idea to develop it to something more than just a modified version of Azakur4's plugin.

To do
====================
- [x] Show list of view
- [ ] Show and edit view
- [ ] Show list of function
- [ ] Show and edit function
- [ ] Show table trigger
- [ ] Edit table fields
- [ ] Edit table data
- [ ] Add mysql support
- [ ] Add postgresql support

PLease report/info me about bug, issue and idea, so I can fix and improve this addon, thanks.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/deddy.runscript
Description: Use it to run a selected/all text from opened document as JS inside brackets without opening developer tools. Usefull if you developing a brackets extension or just to try/test your script inside brackets. Especially if you have extension like console plu
Author: Deddy Lasmono Putro
Latest version: 0.6.1

#Brackets Run Script extension

Use it to run a selected/all text from opened document as JS inside brackets without opening developer tools.

Usefull if you developing a brackets extension or just to try/test your script inside brackets.

especially if you have extension like console plus (https://github.com/sixertoy/brackets-console-plus), so you don't have to open developer console at all.

Now with Python, Ruby, Perl and PHP support!!! Just make sure that you have Python, Ruby and PHP installed on your system and Python, Ruby, Perl and PHP path already set (you can invoke python and PHP from cmd).

#Usage

Just select the text that you want to run -> right click -> Run Script as JS/Python/PHP/Ruby/Perl.
or
Right click -> Run Script as JS/Python/PHP/Ruby/Perl, if you want to run all text in opened document

For running a php script, it must have a php tag (<?php ?>) in your document/selected text, example:
```php
<?php 
    print "Hello word";
?>
```
if you select those script it will be printed "Hello word" on the console.

You can do this too:
```php
this text is not from php code, 
<?php
    echo "this text is from php";
?>
```
will be printed "this text is not from php code, this text is from php" in javascript console.
#Todo

- ~~Run script as Python~~
- ~~Run script as PHP~~
- ~~Run script as Ruby~~
- ~~Run script as Perl~~
- Run script as Lua

#Requested Functionality
Added quick run (press F9 for running script) request by https://github.com/Hirse issue https://github.com/caphodel/brackets-runscript/issues/1
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/deepchill
Description: Cool color scheme for Brackets.
Author: Mark Wilson
Latest version: 1.0.0

# Deep Chill
Cool color scheme for Brackets.

## HTML

![Screenshot](https://github.com/rnarrkus/deepchill/blob/master/screenshot01.png)

## CSS

![Screenshot](https://github.com/rnarrkus/deepchill/blob/master/screenshot02.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/default-dark
Description: Completely un-edited Dark from ocean from Base16.
Author: Skjnldsv, Anthony Romaniello
Latest version: 2.0.0

Defaukt Dark (Base16) Theme for Brackets
============================

Attempting to be as close to [Default Dark](http://chriskempson.github.io/base16/#default) as possible.

Please critique how I have implemented the colors, and offer suggestions as to how I can improve this theme. I would love to improve it in every way I can.

I do not claim credit for the color scheme - this is the work of [Chris Kempson](http://chriskempson.com). I have simply made this color scheme a theme compatible with Brackets.

## How to install

Open up Brackets. Click on File, then "Extension Manager...". Click over to the "Themes" tab at the top of the window that opens, and search for "True Ocean". You should see this theme as the result. Click Install. Close out of that window, and then in Brackets click View, then "Themes...". Here you can change your selected theme in the "Current Theme" dropdown. Select True Ocean and you're good to go!

**Forked from true-ocean theme**
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/dehats.annotate
Description: Generates JSDoc annotations for your functions.
Author: David Deraedt
Latest version: 1.1.0

Brackets JSDoc Annotate
=================

A brackets extension to generate JSDoc annotations for your functions.

To install, place the ```annotate``` folder inside the ```brackets/src/extensions/user``` folder.

**Compatible with Brackets Sprint10 and higher**

Usage
=====
Open a project in Brackets, place your cursor before, or on the line of a function definition, and select ```Annotate``` form the ```Edit``` menu.

Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut `CTRL`+`Alt`+`A` on Windows, or `⌘`+`Alt`+`A` on Mac.

This will create a JSDoc like annotation according to the function signature.  It will add ```@private``` if the function starts with an underscore. It will create a ```@param``` for each parameter.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/dehats.ccextbuilder
Description: Create HTML extensions for Creative Cloud Applications
Author: David Deraedt
Latest version: 1.2.1

#[Creative Cloud Extension Builder for Brackets](http://davidderaedt.github.io/CC-Extension-Builder-for-Brackets/)


![screenshot](http://www.dehats.com/resources/ccextbrackets/header.jpg "screenshot")

A [Brackets](http://brackets.io/) extension to let you create HTML based extensions for Adobe Creative Cloud applications such as Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.

For more informations, go to: [Creative Cloud Extension Builder for Brackets](http://davidderaedt.github.io/CC-Extension-Builder-for-Brackets/)


##Installation

You don't need to download anything. Just do the following:

1. Open [Brackets](http://brackets.io/)
2. Choose `File > Extension Manager` and install it from the "Available" list to use the latest production build, or choose `Install from URL` to install the latest version from this repo.

No need to relaunch the app, your extension is ready to use.

##Contributions

Contributions are welcome, but be sure what you want to contribute to.

Please keep in mind this project is just a client on top of the [Creative Cloud Extensions SDK](https://github.com/davidderaedt/CC-EXT-SDK), so make sure any issue / pull request be submitted against the right project.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/delkos
Description: A dark, elegant, easy readable theme.
Author: David Sánchez i Gregori
Latest version: 0.0.5

Delkos Dark Theme
=================

This is a Delkos (me) Dark Theme based (forked) from the theme boilerPlate from Miguel del Castillo.

This theme includes a serie of modificatios on syntax higlight and editor elements.
It also modifies some other extensions elements like git extension.

It's aimed to be clear, elegant, consistent, provide easy reading, and of course, to be dark ;-)

![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/David5i6/wiki/master/themes/Delkos%20Dark%20Theme/delkos_dark_theme.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/demonmhon.brackets-working-file-tab
Description: Enable working files list in Sidebar to show as tabs
Author: @demonmhon
Latest version: 1.0.3

Brackets Working File Tab
-------------------------
Enable working files list in Sidebar to show as tabs

* **Simple, Clean UI** not addition decoration
* **Able to switch view between list and tabs** easier to switch the view back to list

### Screenshots ###
![Screenshot v.1.0.3](/img/screenshot-1.0.3-01.png)

### Usage ###
1. Install extension
2. **Show Working File as Tabs** will be added to **View** Menu
3. Select your preferred view

### What's New ###
* Optimize extension size. Remove font.

### History ###
* `v1.0.2` - Add arrow for scrolling.
* `v1.0.1` - Clean up unused variables. Fix error for context menu.

###  Notes ###
* Inspired by [**Brackets---Tabs**](https://github.com/crot4lus/Brackets---Tabs) by [**crot4lus**](https://github.com/crot4lus)
* This extension might conflict with other extensions which also modify the working files list like: adding icon
* Layout still not good for split view
* Rearrange tab list not quite good
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/denisov21.pop-up-menu-extension
Description: A Brackets extension that add additional functionality to Brackets editor right menu like save all, Camel Case, UPPERCASE, lowercase and some functionality from edit menu.
Author: Denisov21
Latest version: 5.0.0

# Popup Menu Brackets


This is an extension created for [Brackets 1.3 or later](http://brackets.io/). 


### In `Context menu`

* Add additional functionality to Brackets editor like: `cut`, `copy`, `paste`,  `comment line`, `comment block` and `save all`,`Sync Split View Toggle` .

### In a `Sub-Context menu` call `Convert to`

* Add additional functionality to Brackets editor like: `Camel Case`, `UPPERCASE`, `lowercase`, `Encode HTML Entity`, `Encode Named HTML Entity`, `decode HTML Entity`, `Encode URI`, `Decode URI`


###### Languages supported (English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese Simplified, Japanese, Korean, Russian).
Please help me to translate it in other languages!

# Extension installation

### Installing into Brackets

1. Choose **File > Extension Manager...**
2. Search for "Pop-up menu Brackets"
3. Click the `Install` button


# Help wanted

* This extension is unfortunately not yet support multi cursors. If anyone can help by creating a PR is well accepted!

# Screenshot

![Image 1](https://github.com/Denisov21/Popup-menu-extension/blob/master/screenshot/Image1.png)

# License

* It is under MIT license [`LICENSE`](LICENSE)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/devlcp.nova-dark
Description: Nova Dark Theme.
Author: devlcp
Latest version: 0.5.0

# Nova Dark Theme

### Javascript
![Alt javascript](img/javascript.png "javascript")

### HTML
![Alt html](img/html.png "html")

### CSS, LESS, STYLUS, SASS 
![Alt css](img/css.png "css")

### Markdown
![Alt markdown](img/markdown.png "markdown")

### PHP
![Alt php](img/php.png "php")
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/dez.color.keeper
Description: Add some colors through hex, keep track of them and insert them into your code
Author: David Rojas
Latest version: 1.0.1

# Brackets.Color.Keeper
ColorKeeper is an extension for Brackets that is based on Soenke Tenckhoff's "ColorPal".
Here is his webpage http://www.pixelhoch2.de/ and extension http://brackets.dnbard.com/extension/color.pal

It allows you to add colors to a palette and then insert them into your code from there.

Simple yet useful.

![Alt text](images/screenshot.jpg?raw=true "Screenshot")
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/dhaspden
Description: Pascal Syntax for the Brackets editor.
Author: Dylan Aspden
Latest version: 1.0.0

# Pascal Syntax Highlighting
#### Extension for [Brackets](http://brackets.io) editor

This extension introduces Pascal syntax highlighting to the editor.  The syntax is grabbed from Code Mirror using the Language Manager built into Brackets.

## Results
```pascal
program SampleProgram;
var
sampleVariable : Integer;

begin
for sampleVariable := 1 to 10 do
begin
Writeln(sampleVariable);
end;
end.
```

## Installation
Search for the extension in the Extension Manager using the keywords Pascal and syntax.  Installation is achieved by clicking the install button in the Extension Manager.  All files with a .pas extension will now open with Pascal syntax highlighting.

## Other Considerations
You may wish to use a non-standard extension with this syntax highlighting.  You can still select the syntax from the bottom-right hand corner of the Brackets window to select the syntax yourself.  It will show up in the list as "Pascal."

Copyright (c) 2015 Dylan Aspden
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/dieter-bamz
Description: Dieter Bamz Theme for Brackets. Inspired by Dieter Rams's Snow White's Coffin. A Brackets original.
Author: larz0
Latest version: 1.0.2

Dieter Bamz Theme for Brackets
==============================

Inspired by Dieter Rams's Snow White's Coffin. A Brackets original.

## HTML
![HTML Screenshot](https://github.com/Brackets-Themes/DieterBamz/blob/master/screenshots/html.png)

## CSS
![CSS Screenshot](https://github.com/Brackets-Themes/DieterBamz/blob/master/screenshots/css.png)

## JS
![JS Screenshot](https://github.com/Brackets-Themes/DieterBamz/blob/master/screenshots/js.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/dimitrk.exclude-indexing-filetree
Description: Excludes folders from the Brackets project parser to avoid performance problems and seach indexing files limitation. Tries to exclude also folders included inside project's .gitignore file (if any).
Author: Dimitris K
Latest version: 1.0.1

# 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)
 - [mitchellsimoens/brackets-file-tree-exclude](https://github.com/mitchellsimoens/brackets-file-tree-exclude)

## 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
{
    "dimitrk.exclude-indexing-filetree.excludeList": [
        ".git(?!ignore)",
        "dist",
        "bower_components",
        "node_modules"
    ]
}
```

## How it Matches

It tries to parse simple folder paths on your project's .gitignore file beside any 
regular expressions found on config. As opposed with the config file, **any wildcard 
expressions found on .gitignore will be not interpreted as such** due to the different 
natures of .gitignore expressions and JavaScript RegExps.

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.