An easy way to create and track comments within an entire directory.
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To install, in your terminal type:
$ gem install noteable
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Make comments in your file and open and close them with the tags ##note##. For example, in javascript:
// ##note## Feature requires additional manipulation to render properly ##note##
To find all the comments in your directory by file, execute NoteAble in your terminal by typing:
$ noteable
Go to a specific file/comment by typing the id of the file:
$ noteable <id>
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If you want to use your own tag word instead of ##note##:
$ noteable --t phil
You can then use ##phil## to mark all your notes
You can set your own key-bindings in Sublime (or other) by...
This binding example will add ##note## ##note## tags with the cursor in the middle with: super + .
inSublimeText2 > Preferences > KeyBindings - User:
//Newnotetagswithcursorinthemiddle{"keys": ["super+."],"command": "insert_snippet","args": {"contents": "##note##$0 ##note##"}},This binding example will add ##note## ##note## AROUND a selection when highlighted:
inSublimeText2 > Preferences > KeyBindings - User:
//Insertnotetagsaroundselection{"keys": ["super+."],"command": "insert_snippet","args": {"contents": "##note##${0:$SELECTION}##note##"},"context":
[{"key": "setting.auto_match_enabled","operator": "equal","operand": true},{"key": "selection_empty","operator": "equal","operand": false,"match_all": true}]}=================================================================================================== Made with <3 by Carolyn, James, Phil, Aaron.