A meta-package for learning front-end developmeing in Digital History courses at University of Toronto
Install history-hack-pack
from Atom's Package Manager or the command-line equivalent:
$ apm install history-hack-pack
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR STUDENTS!
Change to your Atom packages directory:
# Windows$ cd %USERPROFILE%\.atom\packages# Linux & macOS$ cd ~/.atom/packages/
Clone repository as sublime
:
$ git clone https://github.com/idleberg/atom-sublime sublime
Inside the cloned directory, install Node dependencies:
$ yarn || npm install
This package makes use of atom-package-deps to automatically install the following packages:
teletype
- Edit files together on different computersatom-js-console
- open a console and run javascript code directly (for experiments)atom-runner
– run javscript files directly inside Atom (as a ninitial check of your code)atom-html-preview
- Preview html files from within Atomatom-html-preview
- Preview markdown files from within Atomgit-plus
- additional git commands inside Atomlinter
- framework for syntax checking of fileslinter-jshint
- check javascript syntaxlinter-htmlhint
- check html syntaxlinter-markdown
- check markdown syntaxauto-update-plus
– Automatically update packagesautoclose-html
– Autoclose html tagslinter-spell
-- spell-chekcing for markdown files (and also HTML & Javascript with the provided additional plugins)To disable individual packages, go to the Atom settings.
Just getting started with this, so please contribute your ideas if possible
This work is licensed under the The MIT License.
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