Sublime Text 4 plugin for storing - per project or globally - frequenly used files. Its interface allows viewing/ordering the file lists the file lists and opening the stored file paths or thier containing folders.

WARNING

This plugin is in pre-alpha state. Keep this in mind if you decide to install/use it.

Manual

Only available method as yet

• Remove the package, if installed, using Package Control.
• Add this repository: https://github.com/the-ge/sublime-shelf.git
• Install Shelf with Package Control.

You can also install the plugin by cloning the sublime-shelf repository into your Packages folder or manually placing the downloaded package there.

The plugin provides three actions in the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P in Linux) or in the context menu:

1. Add the current file to the project list. Every project can have a shelf file, stored next to its project file (project-name.sublime-project).
2. Add the current file to the common (global) list, stored in the Sublime Text User folder.
3. View the current project shelf and the common shelf. It uses a (mini)HTML popup providing buttons for the following actions (at this time):
   • open the file itself (click on the file name);
   • open the containing folder (click on the folder icon next to the file name);
   • move the file up in the list (click on the up-arrow icon next to the file name);
   • move the file down in the list (click on the down-arrow icon next to the file name);
   • remove the file from the list (click on the trash icon next to the file name);

No settings.

The available commands are (see also the Default.sublime-commands file):

• View shelf: {"command": "shelf_view" }
• Add the current file to the project shelf: { "command": "shelf_add", "args": {"shelf": "project"} };
• Add the current file to the common shelf: { "command": "shelf_add", "args": {"shelf": "common"} };