Sublime Project Port

We have all been there. You know the files you need to review, you know you can get there quickly, you know your IDE's performance is going to suck balls!

This package aims to resolve that by allowing you to quickly open projects from other IDE's quickly in Sublime.

To open a Project from another IDE, within Sublime select File > Open File and select your project file. If the project file extension has a Port defined the project will be opened.

Current Project Ports Avaliable

• Visual Studio: .sln

How to define your own Project Port

You can easily define your own Project Port for this package.

1. Create a new paython file in the projecttypes folder
2. Create a class with a unique name (relative to your project file type)
3. Make sure your class implements: port(projectfile)
4. Make sure you register you file extension and class at the bottom of your script
5. Add an import statement to sublime_events.py

Sample Code

class YourCustomPort:	
    def port(projectFilePath):
        #Implement code to get folders to include in your project
        #...
        
        #Add the folder to collection of folders
        ProjectPortManager.add_folder(follow_symlinks, path, folder_exclude_patterns, file_exclude_patterns)

#Register Port with the system
ProjectPortManager.add_port('.ext', YourCustomPort)