Brackets is maintained by the brackets.io community. It was founded by Adobe as a community guided, open source project to push web development editors to the next level.

brackets is the root of the Brackets codebase. This file pulls in all other modules as dependencies (or dependencies thereof), initializes the UI, and binds global menus & keyboard shortcuts to …

Brackets is fun to hack on and easy to contribute to. Made with ♥ and JavaScript, the Brackets project is a community sandbox where everyone is invited to experiment with new ideas for …

brackets dependencies main strings xorigin command CommandManager Commands DefaultMenus KeyBindingManager Menus document ChangedDocumentTracker Document …

It layers on Brackets-specific functionality and provides APIs that cleanly pass through the bits of CodeMirror that the rest of our codebase may want to interact with.

Browse extensions To install one of these extensions in Brackets, choose File > Extension Manager and click on the Available tab.

Each tag has a "data-brackets-id" attribute with a unique ID for its value. For example, "<div>" becomes something like "<div data-brackets-id='45'>". The attribute value is just a number that …

Extensions should generally use the predefined context menus built into Brackets. Use this API to add a new context menu to UI that is specific to an extension.

This will read the currentDocument from brackets, launch the LiveBrowser (currently Chrome) with the remote debugger port open, establish the Inspector connection to the remote debugger, …

You can also defines binary file types, i.e. Brackets supports image files by default, such as .jpg, .png etc. Binary files do not require mode because modes are specific to CodeMirror, which …