⚠️ This is pre-alpha software! It has seen a few hours of use, tops; expect a bumpy ride if you install it now.
Use Marked 2's streaming preview to preview Markdown files in Sublime Text 4.
This will only work with Sublime Text 4; it relies on its Python 3.8 plugin
engine. You'll need a Sublime Text license key, a secret handshake
an account on the Sublime Text Discord server, and a willingness to use
pre-release software to try this out.
Installation is manual-only for now. Once this works reliably maaaaybe I'll upload it to Package Control.
- Download the code from GitHub
- Open Sublime Text
- Click
Sublime Text > Preferences > Browse Packages
- Drag the ZIP file into the Packages folder
- Open Sublime Text
- Open or create a Markdown file in Sublime Text
- Press ⌘ Command + ⇧ Shift + P to open the Command Palette
- Choose
Preview In Marked
and press ↩︎ Return
Updates will stream to Marked 2 as you type.
PreviewInMarked is configurable with the usual
Packages/User/PreviewInMarked.sublime-settings
file. There's one setting,
which controls the refresh frequency for previews; by default, it's:
{
// Stream at most one update to Marked every `debounce_seconds`.
"debounce_seconds": 1.0
}
Licensed under the Apache-2.0 License. Bundles a copy of rubicon-objc to talk to macOS APIs, licensed under a BSD-style license.
This is not actively supported by Google; it is just code that happens to be owned by Google.