Sync Settings

Sync Settings, is a cross-platform solution to keep the Sublime Text configuration updated.

##How works?

Sync Settings uses Github-Gist allowing you to use all features that this service provides.

##Support

• Working on Windows, Linux and OSX
• Working on Sublime Text 2, Sublime Text 3

##Installation:

1. Install Package Control
2. Open Package Control and looks for Sync Settings

##Configuration

1. Creates an access token in GitHub
2. Paste token in configuration file Preferences > Packages Settings > Sync Settings > Settings - User

####Options

• access_token: Access token provided by GitHub
• gist_id: Identifier of the gist that will be used for the synchronization
• excluded_files: It is a list with all files that will be ignored by the plugin at the time of upload or download. You can exclude by folder name, file name and/or file extension.

/**
 * Excluded files example:
 * Note: Considers that each excluded item will begin with /Path/to/Sublime Text/Packages/User/
 */

{
  "excluded_files": [
    ".txt", 
    "SublimeLinter", 
    "awesome_file.py", 
    "path/to/other/awesome/file.py"
  ]
}

##Commands

1. Create and Upload: Creates a new gist and upload your settings. The Gist identifier will be included in Preferences > Packages Settings > Sync Settings > Settings - User if you accept the prompt message.
2. Delete and Create: Deletes the current gist and create a new with your settings.
3. Upload: Upload your settings files, excluding the files included in "excluded files" option.
4. Download: Download your settings files, overwriting the existing files, after downloaded your files Sublime Text need to be restarted.
5. Delete: Deletes the current gist.
6. Show Logs: Open a new view with the log file content.

##Tests

You can run and add new tests using the following instructions. For more information consulting the framework documentation.

###Requirements For running the tests, you need install the dependencies pip install -r requirements.txt and python 2.7+. Also, it is necessary create an environment variable called SYNC_ACCESS_TOKEN.

###Run tests

#Run all tests
export SYNC_ACCESS_TOKEN="<YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN>"
python -m unittest discover -s ./tests/libs

#For run an specific test just add the `p` flag
export SYNC_ACCESS_TOKEN="<YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN>"
python -m unittest discover -s ./tests/libs -p test_<name>.py

###Add Tests

touch test_<name>.py #Create a new file

#Example:

from unittest import TestCase

class TestExample(TestCase):
  def test_upper(self):
    self.assertEqual('foo'.upper(), 'FOO')

  def test_<name>(self):
    self.assertFalse('bar'.lower(), 'BAR')

##Errors

If you find errors in the plugin, you can to execute "Show Logs" command and report a new issue with the file content.

##Changelog

You can check the changes to this plugin here

##Donate

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