Atom

file-icons

Assign file extension icons and colours for improved visual grepping

8,790,507

atom-beautify

Beautify HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby, Java, C, C++, C#, Objective-C, CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Coldfusion, SQL, and more in Atom

Glavin001

7,843,315

minimap

A preview of the full source code.

atom-minimap

6,279,104

highlight-selected

Highlights the current word selected when double clicking

richrace

2,462,037

autocomplete-plus

Display possible completions in the editor while typing

atom

768,279

sublime-style-column-selection

Enable Sublime style 'Column Selection'. Just hold 'alt' while you select, or select using your middle mouse button. Also similar to Texmate's 'Multiple Carets', or BBEdit's 'Block Select'

bigfive

687,821

sort-lines

Sorts your lines. Never gets tired.

atom

657,701

vim-mode

Deprecated - please install vim-mode-plus instead

atom

637,857

todo-show

Finds all the TODOs, FIXMEs, CHANGEDs, etc. in your project.

mrodalgaard

526,547

seti-syntax

Seti Syntax - A subtle dark colored theme for Atom.

jesseweed

509,611

find-and-replace

Find and replace within buffers and across the project.

atom

436,917

snippets

Expand snippets matching the current prefix with `tab`.

atom

396,291

bracket-matcher

Highlight the matching bracket for the `(){}[]` character under the cursor. Move the cursor to the matching bracket with `ctrl-m`.

atom

382,932

tabs

Display a selectable tab for each editor open.

atom

378,523

status-bar

Display information about the current editor such as cursor position, file path, grammar, current branch, ahead/behind commits counts, and line diff count.

atom

372,767

highlight-line

Highlights the current line in the editor

richrace

296,772

remote-edit

Browse and edit remote files using SFTP and FTP

sveale

271,062

ask-stack

Quickly get answers and code samples from Stack Overflow in Atom

Chris911

144,448

atom-ctags

better autocomplete for atom

yongkangchen

132,382

You can run shell sessions within Atom Editor using Term 2 package. You can run **Vim, Emacs, Htop, etc.** in your Atom. It's based on `pty.js` as shell spawner, and `term.js` as xterm, with the power of Atom Package environment.