lime
TLDR
Start Lime text editor
$ lime
Open file$ lime [file.txt]
Open multiple files$ lime [file1.txt] [file2.txt]
Open file at specific line$ lime [file.txt]:[line_number]
SYNOPSIS
lime [options] [files...]
DESCRIPTION
lime (Lime Text) is an open-source text editor inspired by Sublime Text. It aims to provide a Sublime Text compatible editor with an open-source codebase.
Lime supports multiple cursors, split editing, command palette, and is extensible through Python plugins. The backend is written in Go.
PARAMETERS
-h, --help
Show help message.-v, --version
Show version.--debug
Enable debug mode.
KEY FEATURES
$ - Sublime Text compatibility
- Multiple cursors
- Split editing
- Command palette
- Python plugin system
- Cross-platform
- Multiple cursors
- Split editing
- Command palette
- Python plugin system
- Cross-platform
CAVEATS
Development has slowed significantly. Not feature-complete compared to Sublime Text. Frontend implementations vary in maturity.
HISTORY
Lime was started by Fredrik Ehnbom in 2013 as an attempt to create an open-source clone of Sublime Text with a Go backend.
