How do you open your terminal in atom? That's so cool! about install-webpack-plugin HOT 6 CLOSED

webpack-contrib commented on June 14, 2024

How do you open your terminal in atom? That's so cool!

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LongLiveCHIEF commented on June 14, 2024 1

This is great... thanks for sharing! I prefer iterm2+tmux+vim, but with vim-mode and ex-mode in atom, you almost get the best of both worlds... the only reason I never fully switched over to atom is because I can't split into a true terminal.

I also had issues with term2 and terminal-plus plugins. When I tried term3 I think there was an issue with node or something at the time.

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LongLiveCHIEF commented on June 14, 2024

👍

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yusijs commented on June 14, 2024

Search for terminal in the package install window. I prefer https://atom.io/packages/terminal-plus

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ericclemmons commented on June 14, 2024

@amilajack Thanks! I spent a few hours getting it setup just right for the demo!

I'm using term3, as all of the other terminal windows (including terminal-plus) had major issues for me.

In fact, if you install it and then go to Atom > Open Your Config, you can use my color scheme + settings!

  term3:
    colors:
      background:
        red: 37
        green: 50
        blue: 57
        alpha: 1
      brightBlack:
        red: 0
        green: 40
        blue: 52
        alpha: 1
      brightBlue:
        red: 131
        green: 148
        blue: 150
        alpha: 1
      brightCyan:
        red: 147
        green: 161
        blue: 161
        alpha: 1
      brightGreen:
        red: 88
        green: 110
        blue: 117
        alpha: 1
      brightRed:
        red: 203
        green: 76
        blue: 21
        alpha: 1
      brightWhite:
        red: 254
        green: 247
        blue: 227
        alpha: 1
      brightYellow:
        red: 101
        green: 123
        blue: 131
        alpha: 1
      foreground:
        red: 131
        green: 148
        blue: 150
        alpha: 1
      normalBlack:
        red: 0
        green: 53
        blue: 64
        alpha: 1
      normalBlue:
        red: 39
        green: 139
        blue: 210
        alpha: 1
      normalGreen:
        red: 132
        green: 153
        blue: 1
        alpha: 1
      normalPurple:
        red: 211
        green: 54
        blue: 130
        alpha: 1
      normalRed:
        red: 220
        green: 49
        blue: 47
        alpha: 1
      normalWhite:
        red: 238
        green: 232
        blue: 213
        alpha: 1
      normalYellow:
        red: 181
        green: 137
        blue: 0
        alpha: 1
    fontFamily: "Monaco"
    fontSize: "12"
    openPanesInSameSplit: true

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ericclemmons commented on June 14, 2024

Oh, I also leveraged the "Split Pane" actions. The trick is to split the pain first, then open the terminal window in whichever pane is active.

Truth be told, I primarily use iTerm2, but prefer the terminal being alongside the code for screencasts, especially when the output is important :)

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LongLiveCHIEF commented on June 14, 2024

@ericclemmons do you mind if I add your settings for this to my repo at https://github.com/HackerHappyHour/pro-dev-mode ? This is just too useful for me to try to remember by thinking... "Man, I think it was in an issue for some npm project". 😃

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