string-looper package

Change word case, number value and loop between keywords with the arrows of your keyboard.

Note: this package is kinda like in beta: it works in most cases, but in some cases the results can be a little weird. Don't hesitate creating an issue when you find one.

Keymaps

Looping up

On Mac OS X: alt-up On Windows & Linux: alt-up

Looping down

On Mac OS X: alt-down On Windows & Linux: alt-down

Looping up at cursor

On Mac OS X: cmd-alt-up On Windows & Linux: cmd-alt-up

Looping down at cursor

On Mac OS X: cmd-alt-down On Windows & Linux: cmd-alt-down

Behaviour

When you trigger the command over a word, it will loop between lowercase, uppercase and camelCase (adding a uppercase letter at cursor position).

Loop a word

When you trigger the command over certain words, it will loop between numerous possible values, like yes and no.

Loop an enum

The built-in enums are :

yes, no
true, false
relative, absolute, fixed
top, bottom
left, right
width, height
margin, padding
block, none, inline, inline-block
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6
am, pm
sun, mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat
sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday
jan, feb, mar, apr, may, jun, jul, aug, sep, oct, nov, dec
TODO, DONE, FIXME

You can also add your own enums by modifying your ~/.atom/config.cson file, like this :

'string-looper':
  'enums': [
    [
      'oui'
      'non'
    ],
    [
      'am'
      'pm'
    ]
  ]

When you trigger the command over a number, it will increment/decrement it by 1.

Loop a number

If you use the "(in|de)crement-at-cursor" command, it will increment/decrement it at the point of the cursor.

Loop a number at the cursor

TODO

[ ] Write complete atom specs
[ ] Refactor number-loop code

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