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Launching Directory from CLI or Terminal with Sublime
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| DIRECT=$1 | |
| if [ ! ${DIRECT} ]; then | |
| echo "Launching Current Directory" | |
| DIRECT='.' | |
| fi | |
| open -a "Sublime Text" $DIRECT -n |
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Install Directions
Mac OS - Open Terminal
Type.
cd usr/local/binNext type.
Then paste the code from the gist into the file. Then hit ctrl+x and then y to confirm you want to save. After this you will need to make the file executable. Still in the 'usr/local/bin' directory.
Type
Now you can type 'sublime' into the command line and specify a directory of if you don't. It will open the current directory in Sublime Text editor. Enjoy!
***NOTE: This is Sublime Text 3 - if you are going to use Sublime Text 2 - Change "Sublime Text" on line 18 to "Sublime Text 2"