Simple Sublime 3 plugin to quickly navigate to the es6 import path.

Pathing support:

• Relative paths
• node_modules
• bower_components
• ember_addons
• ember-cli application paths

Ember CLI projects are supported by looking for a module_prefix and module_path setting. Also will look in node_modules for ember_cli addons.

Using package control:

• Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P in Linux/Windows/OS X
• type add rep, select Package Control: App Repository
• type https://github.com/ryanhollister/es6navigator
• Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P in Linux/Windows/OS X
• type install, select Package Control: Install Package
• type es6nav, select es6navigator

You will now need to edit the settings for es6navigator.

module_prefix is used if you are looking to have an es6 module name mapped to your projects application path. This is intended to support ember cli applications that map a module_prefix to the application path. These parameters are optional and relative and node_module paths will still work.

For example, if my ember-cli module_prefix is 'app' and the path to my ember cli app folder is ~/Code/my-ember-cli-app/app, then I would set the preferences like so:

{ "module_prefix": "app", "module_path": "/opt/code/my-ember-cli-app/app" }

Note that the module_path has to be an absolute path and ~ references wont work.

By default the es6navigator is tied to CMD+SHIFT+D or Control+Mouse Click. Simply move the cursor to a path inside an import statement and press the keybinding. the associated file should open.