pongstr / atom-toolbar-almighty

An tool-bar plugin that adds an "almighty toolbar" with many commonly used actions

Toolbar Almighty - a tool-bar plugin

Description

An tool-bar plugin that adds many commonly used actions in the tool-bar.

Available toolbar buttons:

• open file
• open folder
• save file
• open git-control (missing from the screenshot) (requires git-control package)
• open git projects (requires git-projects package)
• list projects (requires project-manager package)
• split screen horizontally
• split screen vertically
• git merge conflicts (requires merge-conflicts package)
• toggle fullscreen
• toggle tree-view
• toggle minimap (requires minimap package)
• auto indent
• fold all
• unfold all
• reload window
• opens a terminal (split bottom) (requires term2 or term3 package)
• toggle devtools
• settings

Note: The toolbar buttons that require other packages will only appear if you have those packages installed

Installation

First you have to install the tool-bar package which is required:

apm install tool-bar

Then you install the tool-bar-almighty package:

apm install tool-bar-almighty

Custom entries

I've added basic support for custom entries in v0.4. To utilize this feature you have to go to the settings of tool-bar-almighty and enter a path relative to your .atom directory that contains the entries you want to add. They will be added below the default entries.

The file must be a javascript module that exports an Array of entries.

Format

The format is the same as tool-bar's with 2 extra properties. The first one is type which indicates whether the entry is a button or a spacer while the second one is dependency which indicates whether a button's package is not installed by default in Atom and should only be displayed if it's package is installed. The lib/entries.coffee is another example on how to format your entries.

Example

• The file's location ~/.atom/custom_entries.js
• The tool-bar-almighty setting's value must match the filename mentioned above custom_entries.js
• The content of the file should look like the following:

module.exports = [
  {
    type: 'button',
    tooltip: 'Open File',
    callback: 'application:open-file',
    icon: 'document-text',
    iconset: 'ion'
  },
  {
    type: 'button',
    tooltip: 'Open Folder',
    callback: 'application:open-folder',
    icon: 'folder',
    iconset: 'ion'
  },
  {
    type: 'button',
    tooltip: 'Merge Conflicts',
    dependency: 'merge-conflicts',
    callback: 'merge-conflicts:detect',
    icon: 'code-fork',
    iconset: 'fa'
  }
]

License

The MIT License