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npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/glacier-theme
Description: This theme is inspired by the Glacier theme for Sublime Text
Author: Kruno H.
Latest version: 2.0.0

# glacier4brackets
Glacier theme for Brackets

This theme is totally based on one of coolest themes I've encountered,
and that is [Glacier theme for Sublime Text](https://github.com/shovelandsandbox/glacier-theme)

![screenshot](https://github.com/diomed/glacier4brackets/blob/master/screenshot/imageedit_1_9694626245.png)

##  How to Use
1. Open Brackets.
2. Open the `Extension Manager`.
3. Switch to `Themes` tab.
4. Search for `Glacier`.
5. Click `Install`.
6. `View` -> `Themes...` -> `Glacier`.
7. Enjoy! :)

## Notes

1. Comment color is changed to purple so it is more visible. That was on purpose.
2. Fonts are added - one you see on screenshot is premium font called Congenial Light.
   `    font-family: Congenial Light, Neris Thin, Neue Kabel, Titillium, Exo, Menlo, Monospace, sans-serif;` 
   It will automatically drop to Titillium - which is free, and you should install it, if you don't have any 
   of premium fonts.
3. Thank God for less and [lesstester](https://lesstester.com) and Brackets editor itself. Without it this wouldn't be possible
4. See error, or something u'd like to fix? Send PR or write in issues


[Code Screenshot of CSS](https://img42.com/TC_Fq)

[Code screenshot of Js](https://img42.com/YSkDq)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/globals
Description: Highlight global variables in JavaScript code.
Author: Forbes Lindesay
Latest version: 3.0.0

brackets-globals
===============

Highlight global variables in a JavaScript project.  Also spots some misspellings of `length` (e.g. `array.lenght`)  Helps you spot spelling mistakes:

![screen shot](http://s3.postimg.org/ak41o10gj/globals.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/globexdesigns.brackets-jscs
Description: Adds JSCS support to Brackets. JSCS is a code style linter for programmatically enforcing your style guide. You can configure JSCS for your project in detail using over 120 validation rules.
Author: Evgueni Naverniouk
Latest version: 0.7.5

brackets-jscs
=================

A Brackets extension that enables JSCS validation for Javascript files. For more information about JSCS see <https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs>.

JSCS can be configured by a .jscsrc or .jscs.json file located somewhere in your project.

Requirements
=====

- [Brackets 1.2.0 or greater](http://brackets.io/)
- [node.js](https://nodejs.org/download/)

Installation
=====

- Install the extension from the Brackets Extension registry
- Go to `Help > Show Extensions Folder`
- In the extensions folder navigate to `/user/globexdesigns.brackets-jscs`
- Open a terminal to this folder and run `npm install`
- Restart Brackets

Configuration
=====

If you have disabled the default Brackets JSLint service, you will need to manually enable JSCS in your prefs file:

- Go to `Debug > Open Preferences File`
- Make sure your `language.javascript.linting.prefer` definition includes "JSCS" as such:

```
"language": {
	"javascript": {
		"linting.prefer": [
			"JSHint",
			"JSCS"
		]
	}
},
```

Using with JSX
=====

JSCS (and brackets-jscs) can be used to validate JSX files. First you'll need to install `esprima-fb' via:

```
npm install esprima-fb
```

Then in your .jscsrc file, add the following line:

```
"esprima": "./node_modules/esprima-fb"
```

Now your JSX syntax should be properly parsed by JSCS via this extension and the commandline JSCS parser.

Note about Additional Rules
=====

The extension supports the `additionalRules` for JSCS however, changes/additions/removals of additional rules will require your to close and restart Brackets before the extension will respect the changes.

Building This Extension
=====

```
npm install
grunt build
```

A new ZIP package will be created in `/build/`.

Credit
=====

Based heavily on [brackets-jshint](https://github.com/cfjedimaster/brackets-jshint/) and [brackets-eslint](https://github.com/zaggino/brackets-eslint).
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/globexdesigns.brackets-jsxhint
Description: Adds JSXHint support to Brackets. It's a wrapper around JSHint for linting React JSX files. 100% compatible with existing tools using JSHint.
Author: Evgueni Naverniouk
Latest version: 0.0.7

brackets-jsxhint
=================

A Brackets extension that enables compiles .jsx files to Javascript and runs them through JSHint.

*NOTE:* This extension does **not** use the [JSXHint module](https://github.com/STRML/JSXHint).

Requirements
=====

Brackets Sprint 37 or greater

Release Notes
=====

**v0.0.7** (2015-01-27)

- Fixes a bug which would print error messages to the console when error messages could not be determined

**v0.0.6** (2014-12-18)

- Now validates all Javascript and JSX files instead of looking for the React DOM comment

**v0.0.5** (2014-12-18)

- Upgrade to JSHint 2.5.11

**v0.0.4** (2014-12-18)

- Revert to JSHINT 2.5.6, as there is a Browserify loading issue with JSHint 2.5.10
- Add JSHINT failure detection to prevent linter from timing out

**v0.0.3** (2014-11-13)

- Upgrade to React v0.12 and enable Harmony mode

**v0.0.2** (2014-08-26)

- Fix for [Issue #1](https://github.com/globexdesigns/brackets-jsxhint/issues/1)

**v0.0.1** (2014-08-25)

- Initial release

Building This Extension
=====

```
npm install
bower install
grunt build
```

Credit
=====

Based heavily on [brackets-jshint](https://github.com/cfjedimaster/brackets-jshint/).
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/go-ide
Description: Go language IDE transformation for brackets (needs gocode)
Author: David Sánchez i Gregori
Latest version: 0.0.10

# Go - IDE
##### Brackets Go-IDE plugin
----
This is a little project to develop a IDE functionality for Go language on top of brackets.

Actually it uses ``gocode`` for autocompletion, so you need to get and install it.

It also adds some hints by itself (go-lang internal functions and primitives not suggested by ``gocode`` ).


You can get ``gocode`` here: 

https://github.com/nsf/gocode

### A note on Mac OS X

On Mac OS X, user defined path and variables are not avaiable to windowed applications, so you need to launch Brackets from command line instead of double-click its icon.

Also if your go working directory is in a directory called go on your user directory (I strongly recommend this), the plugin will try to detect it.

### Screenshot

![go-ide](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/David5i6/wiki/master/goide/v0.0.4.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/go-noji.reverse_pane_color
Description: This extentsion can reverse the color of a pane choosing now.
Author: Go Noji
Latest version: 1.0.0

Reverse Pane Color
====

This extentsion can reverse the color of a pane choosing now.

## Description
You can reverse color the active pane with the view menu or shortcut.
Why do not you change your mood when your eyes get tired?

## Demo
![Reverse active pane color with menu bar.](http://noji.wpblog.jp/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/bracketsextension_01.gif)

## Usage
Shortcut: Alt + 3
Menu: View > ReversePaneColor

Once it is executed once again, it will be released.

## Installation
* Method 1: Open the Brackets Extension Manager and search for `ReversePaneColor`
* Method 2: Download directly from GitHub using either the latest release and install the contents to `extensions/user/reversePaneColor` folder.

## License
The MIT License
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/grafluxe.pylinter
Description: Lints Python code on save (with Pylint). This extension works like JSLint, but for Python.
Author: Leandro Silva
Latest version: 1.3.0

# Pylinter

A Python linter for Adobe Brackets. This extension lints Python code on save (with Pylint). It works like JSLint, but for Python.

![Screenshot](./screenshot.jpg)

## Features

- Automatically lints on file open and file save.
- Configurable lint message [output pattern](#configure).
- Resizable window pane.
- Closable window pane (will stay closed until the file is re-saved).
- Clicking on a lint message will take you to the related line in the code editor.
- Clicking on a lines "?" button will open a more detailed Pylint message.

## Install Pylint

Install Pylint by following instructions from <https://www.pylint.org/#install>

## Install Extension

In the Brackets Extension Manager, either:

- Search for Pylinter
- Use the "install from URL" option and paste in `https://github.com/Grafluxe/pylinter`

Restart Brackets after install.

## Configure

Pylinter comes with two preference options.

- pylinter.outputPattern:
    - The Pylint message output pattern.
    - Defaults to "{msg_id} > {msg} [{symbol} @ {line},{column}]."
    - To further customize the output pattern, use formats specified [here](https://pylint.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user_guide/output.html).
- pylinter.pylintPath:
    - The path to your Pylint install.

## Changelog

**1.3.0**

- Enable selection on panel text.

**1.2.0**

- Update logic and view to match default Brackets linter panel.
  - It now looks and feels like a native Brackets extension.
- Update screenshot to reflect redesign.
- Clean up main module.

**1.0.1**

- Check for method existence before adding listener.
  - Removes error that occurs on first run after install.

**1.0.0**

- Initial release.

## License

Copyright (c) 2016 Leandro Silva (http://grafluxe.com)

Released under the MIT License.

See LICENSE.md for entire terms.
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/gregoirethibaud.smart-theme-dark
Description: A smart, sophisticated and colored theme (dark version)
Author: Grégoire Thibaud
Latest version: 1.1.4

# Smart-Dark-Theme
* A smart, sophisticated and colored theme for Brackets (dark version).

# How to install
Visit http://brackets-themes.github.io/ to see the latest install instructions.

# License
* Theme under MIT license [`LICENSE`](LICENSE)

# Screenshot

### HTML

![HTML Screenshot](https://github.com/gthibaud/Smart-Dark-Theme/blob/master/html.png)

### CSS

![CSS Screenshot](https://github.com/gthibaud/Smart-Dark-Theme/blob/master/css.png)
npm package: @phoenix-plugin-registry/gruehle.markdown-preview
Description: Live preview of markdown documents
Author: Glenn Ruehle
Latest version: 1.0.11

# Markdown Preview

A [Brackets](https://github.com/adobe/brackets) extension that provides a live preview of markdown documents. 

![Alt text](./screenshots/markdown-preview.png?raw=true "Markdown Preview")

### Installation

* Select **File > Extension Manager...** (or click the "brick" icon in the toolbar)
* Search for "Markdown Preview"
* Click the **Install** button

### How To Use
When a markdown document (with extension ".md" or ".markdown") is open, a markdown icon is shown in the 
toolbar at the top of the Brackets window. Click this icon to open the preview panel. The panel can be 
resized vertically.

The preview is updated as you edit the document. You can hover over links to see the href in a tooltip,
or click them to open in your default browser.

Hover over the preview area to show the settings "gear" icon. Click this icon to change the settings.

### Settings

#### Format
By default, the document is rendered as standard Markdown. Change the dropdown to "GitHub-Flavored (GFM)" 
to see the Markdown as it would appear in a GitHub issue, pull request, or comment.

#### Theme
There are three themes available: 

* Light - Black text on a light background, similar to GitHub wiki pages.
* Dark - Light text on a dark background.
* Classic - Black text with a serif font on a light background

#### Sync scroll position
When checked, scrolling in the editor scrolls the preview to roughly the same location. 
The scroll position of the preview is based on the scroll position of the source document, so the 
position may be out of sync if you have really long lines in your source file. Scroll synchronization
works best when the preview and code view are the same height.

### Credits
This extension uses the following open source components:

* [Marked](https://github.com/chjj/marked) - A markdown parser written in JavaScript
* [markdown-css-themes](https://github.com/jasonm23/markdown-css-themes) - The themes are based on the "Swiss" theme
* [markdown-mark](https://github.com/dcurtis/markdown-mark) - The icon used in the toolbar