A Sublime Text Plugin which records each save to a log file. Currently supports Sublime Text 2 on linux/macOS.
The LogSave plugin records each time you save using the cmd+s
or ctrl+s
command. It writes to a file called sublime_log.txt. Here's an example of a log:
Sunday, 03. March 2019 03:20:58AM: File: LogsavePlugin.py
line insertions: 124 line deletions: 39
If you are experienced with Sublime Text plugins, the LogsavePlugin.py
is the file which contains the actual plugin class. However, to automatically set up the LogSave plugin with the cmd+s
/ctrl+s
keyboard shortcut, follow these steps:
- Download or clone this repository.
- In your command line tool, go to the directory of the downloaded repository.
- Run
python setupLogsave.py
.- If any errors occur, make sure that you have Sublime Text 2, and that the
LogSavePlugin.py
file is in the same directory as the setup file.
- If any errors occur, make sure that you have Sublime Text 2, and that the
LogSave only runs on files in directories with a specific log file. If you would like LogSave to record in a certain directory, first initalize an empty text file called sublime_log.txt
in that directory.