Sublimious is SublimeText 3 configuration system inspired by spacemacs and based around VIM.

Install sublimious through package control.

Currently sublimious is using the Hack font face. If you don't have it installed, change font_face inside your .sublimious or download it here - https://github.com/chrissimpkins/Hack/releases. I can highly recommend you to install it though!

Alternatively, clone this repository into your Packages/ directory if you prefer this method (good if you want to contribute :)!)

Be warned! Sublimious is a complete configuration system and will nuke your existing configuration. Make sure to backup your configs before trying sublimious!

• Preconfigured: sublimious instantly makes sublime text better by shipping with a handful of hand-tested settings
• VIM everywhere!: All packages included with sublimious have been remapped to fit with vim keybindings
• Easy to remember mnemonic: Each command is mapped to a category / key combination that fits the action. <spc> w v for example splits the [w]indow [v]ertically.
• Layer based configuration: Check layers/ for all configuration sets shipping with sublimious. Just add it to your ~/.sublimious config and they will be included upon restart
• Easy to use with dotfiles: Just take your ~/.sublimious config to your new pc and it will act exactly the same way as it did on your other pc
• Central configuration: Instead of maintaining 10 files, you only have 1 to put your settings in

Sublimious comes with a keybinding helper to ease you in with everything. Just hit space and a popup will tell you what you can perform.

In general, sublimious follows the spacemacs mnemonic:

• <spc> p is for project commands
• <spc> b is for actions on the current buffer
• <spc> g is for git (needs git layer)
• <spc> w for window (splits and co)
• <spc> s for the current (visual) selection
• <spc> e for errors (linting)
• <spc> t is for toggles (sidebar, statusbar)
• <spc> _ is for meta commands (sublimious reload)

Sublimious tries to add vim-like keybindings for every plugin possible. Sidebar navigation for example has been remapped to j/k.

• after changing your .sublimious file, hit <spc> _ r to re-feed your .sublimious config into sublimetext. All changes will be reloaded immediately. This includes packages, settings and layers.

• get a basic version with space keybindings running
• implement spacemacs-like shortcut helper
• add README files for each layer
• add a simple screenshot to README.md
• add config for helper timeout to .sublimious
• find a way to configure layers right out of .sublimious config
• make f <spc> work
• make <spc> p f work
• add easier descriptions for commands
• submit to package control
• add install instructions to README
• add a better default .sublimious
• find a way to tell Package Control to reload (sublimehq/package_control#997 (comment)). This is needed to trigger pc after sublimious modified the pc settings file.
• add option to reload .sublimious (trigger all layer collections, writings, and package control reload)
• add option to bind custom bindings to sublimious (e.g. user wants to bind action_123 to combination yyy). Should support both, sublimes system and sublimious system
• add option to execute / register functions from within .sublimious (e.g. user adds def xxx and wants to bind that function to combination yyy)
• allow multiple commands bound to the same key combination
• fix initial installation process (currently throwing a ton of errors)
• adjust the shortcut helper's width automagically
• add better README files for each layer
• ship Hack as default font and use it (possible?). If not, find a good preinstalled font and use that as default
• find a way to bind content specific actions to a keybinding. (e.g. <space> m will always list actions based on the current syntax. In javascript this could list format javascript code and in python autoflake8)