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handy-tool-bar

A handy (at least for me) tool-bar plugin for Atom
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handy-tool-bar

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About

A handy (at least for me) 'tool-bar' plugin for Atom

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Forked from the 'tool-bar-basic package from @AlexNewson.

Installation

As easy as typing in your terminal:

apm install handy-tool-bar

Also, you can install it from the "Install" section of Atom settings:

install package

In both cases, it will be stored in your ~/.atom/packages folder

Buttons

  • Open File Open File
  • Open Folder Open Folder
  • List Projects List Projects (if 'project-manager' is installed)
  • Split Right Split Right
  • Split Down Split Down
  • Toggle Fullscreen Toggle Fullscreen
  • Toggle Sidebar Toggle Sidebar
  • Toggle Minimap Toggle Minimap (if 'minimap' is installed)
  • Toggle Exposé Toggle Exposé (if 'expose' is installed)
  • Auto Indent Auto Indent (selection)
  • Unfold all Blocks Unfold all Blocks
  • Beautify Code Beautify Code (if 'atom-beautify' is installed)
  • Toggle Terminal-Plus Toggle Terminal-Plus (if 'terminal-plus' is installed)
  • Reload Window Reload Window (if in 'Dev mode')
  • Toggle Developer Tools Toggle Developer Tools (if in 'Dev mode')
  • Toggle Git-Plus Toggle Git-Plus (if 'git-plus' is installed)
  • Run Script Run Script (if 'script' is installed)
  • Stop Script Stop Script (if 'script' is installed)
  • Configure Script Configure Script (if 'script' is installed)
  • Markdown Preview Markdown Preview (prioritizes using 'markdown-preview-plus' if it's installed)
  • HTML Preview HTML Preview (if 'atom-html-preview' is installed)
  • HTML Live Server HTML Live Server (if 'atom-live-server' is installed)
  • Toggle Command Palette Toggle Command Palette

Contributing

This started as a personal project, but pull requests are more than welcome :)

  1. Fork it
  2. Create a feature branch with a meaningful name (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Add yourself to the CONTRIBUTORS.md file
  4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  5. Push to your branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  6. Create a new pull request

License

The MIT License

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