@tank/sublime-package-dev

To create a Sublime Text package, you need to structure your files for the Python plugin API, define syntax rules, and configure commands. This process covers the full lifecycle from initial plugin development to final publishing.

The best way to add syntax highlighting is by developing a custom `.sublime-syntax` version 2 file within your Sublime Text package. This modern technique ensures accurate language parsing and proper color scheme integration.

Publishing a Sublime Text plugin to Package Control requires following repository integration patterns and official documentation. This ensures your package is properly formatted, tested, and available for user installation.

Yes, you need Python to develop Sublime Text plugins because the Sublime Text plugin API is Python-based. You will use Python to write commands, interact with the editor, and build package features.

A complete Sublime Text package structure typically requires Python plugin files, `.sublime-syntax` definitions, color schemes, snippets, and build systems. It may also include themes and completion files for full feature integration.

Yes, you can add custom commands to the Command Palette via plugin development while avoiding default key bindings. Following package development best practices ensures your custom commands integrate cleanly without conflicts.