browse

Adds commands that let you quickly browse Atom-related folders or reveal files you're working on (details below)

Installation

apm

Install browse from Atom's Package Manager or the command-line equivalent:

$ apm install browse

Using Git

Change to your Atom packages directory:

# Windows 
$ cd %USERPROFILE%\.atom\packages
 
# Linux & macOS 
$ cd ~/.atom/packages/

Clone the repository as browse:

$ git clone https://github.com/idleberg/atom-browse browse

Usage

Run any of the following commands from the Command Palette.

Project-specific:

• Browse: Project Folder(s)
• Browse: Reveal All Open Files
• Browse: Reveal File

Atom-specific:

• Browse: .apm Folder
• Browse: Application Folder
• Browse: Configuration Folder
• Browse: Packages Folder

All of these commands can also be accessed from the “Packages” menu and the context menu. Lastly, the package-developer-toolbar provides a graphical user interface for many of these commands.

Options

If you want to override your system's default file-manager, you can specify its path in your Atom configuration.

Example:

"browse":
  fileManager: "%PROGRAMFILES%\\Explorer++\\Explorer++.exe"

Also in config.cson, you can activate Atom info notifications for visual feedback on your actions.

Example:

"browse":
  notify: true

Metrics

With Atom's default metrics package enabled, this package sends anonymized usage statistics to Google Analytics. The data transferred is limited to the name of the methods called by the user (see for yourself!) This helps me getting an understanding how this package is used. If you oppose data collection of that kind, you have probably disabled the metrics package already. Otherwise, please do.

License

This work is licensed under the The MIT License.

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