Brackets is a lightweight, yet powerful, modern text editor. We blend visual tools into the editor so you get the right amount of help when you want it without getting in the way of your creative process.

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

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 their …

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 web tooling.

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.

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 only handles …

This module contains functions for "instrumenting" html code so that we can track the relationship of source code to DOM nodes in the browser. This functionality is used by both live highlighting and live …

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, and finally …

Registering any provider for the "javascript" language automatically unregisters the built-in Brackets JSLint provider. This is a temporary convenience until UI exists for disabling registered providers.

This provides looser coupling to Bracket's internal MenuItems and makes menu organization more semantic. Use these constants as the "relativeID" parameter when calling addMenuItem () and …