emmet-atom-plugin
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This is experimental alpha version of new Emmet plugin and UX concept. Currently, plugin only expands abbreviations and doesn’t contain any additional actions like Balance or Update Image Size, they will be added later.
Unlike current Emmet plugin, new one doesn’t hijacks tab key handler. Instead, it installs itself as autocomplete+ provider and provides expanded abbreviation and Emmet snippets as autocomplete options:
An abbreviation being expanded is automatically highlighted with subtle rounded border.
Since almost every word in your text editor can be abbreviation, Emmet limits automatic (e.g. “as-you-type”) abbreviation activation for limited syntax scopes only. But you can force abbreviation activation simply by manually invoking autocomplete popup with Ctrl+Space shortcut in any file. It’s an alternative to Ctrl-E shortcut in previous Emmet plugin.
Because of heavy development stage, this plugin can be installed via apm only. In Terminal, run the following command:
apm install emmetio/atom-plugin
FAQs
Experimental Atom plugin for new Emmet
The npm package emmet-atom-plugin receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, emmet-atom-plugin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that emmet-atom-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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