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sublime-files
An extracted backup of Sublime Text's files.
This was initially inspired by sublime-default but that fell short of having the non-default included Sublime Packages. As a result, I decided to set up this repo.
Why?
When writing plugins and researching Sublime Text's API, it's very useful to have a hosted and sharable reference for code comments and forum posts.
You are out of date
Whoops! Please either create an issue or a pull request about that. If you would like to run the script, it can be run via:
# Remove all Sublime files
./delete-sublime.sh
# Download the latest EULA
./download-eula.sh
# Download/extract latest Sublime tarball
./extract-sublime.sh <url>
# For example:
# ./extract-sublime.sh http://c758482.r82.cf2.rackcdn.com/sublime_text_3_build_3083_x64.tar.bz2
URLs should be the portable tarballs provided for Sublime Text 3 from:
Is this legal?
I am not a lawyer but yes, it should be legal. Under Sublime Text's EULA, we can host "backups and archival [copies]" of Sublime Text.
http://www.sublimetext.com/eula
Internally hosted EULA can be found here:
The specific lines regarding "backups and archival [copies]" can be found here:
License
In accordance with Sublime Text's EULA, all files except for .foundryrc, .gitignore, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, UNLICENSE, delete-sublime.sh, download-eula.sh, extract-sublime.sh, and release.sh in this repository are owned by SUBLIME HQ PTY LTD.
Here are the specific lines regarding that ownership:
With respect to the excepted files (.foundryrc, .gitignore, CHANGELOG.md, README.md, UNLICENSE, delete-sublime.sh, download-eula.sh, extract-sublime.sh, release.sh), those are released to the Public Domain by Todd Wolfson under the UNLICENSE.