New web version of serial key generator now deployed on Github Pages, available on this link.
Source code is also available on
page
branch of this repository
Monokai Pro theme license key generation tool for Visual Studio Code and Sublime Text
- Download the latest release binary for your platform
- Start the
monokai_pro_keygen
executable - Follow the instructions to generate the key
- Copy the key and use it in your editor
-
Since this tool does not require third-party packages you can easily run it from source code. Just ensure that you have
python 3
interpreter installed with version higher than3.6
and move on to the next step -
Executing the command below in your command shell will launch a local python interpreter, load the main script (
./monokai_pro_keygen/main.py
) from this repository and execute itpython -c "import urllib.request;exec(urllib.request.urlopen('https://github.com/maximilionus/monokai_pro_keygen/raw/master/monokai_pro_keygen/main.py').read())"
Since version 1.1.0
, this tool now supports cli
(command line interface) interactions, meaning that all required data for serial key generation (email, editor) can be provided with just one command.
This feature is available for all variants of this tool (python version) - built executable, web execution, source code run.
argument | description |
---|---|
--email , -E |
valid email address, defaults to '[email protected]' |
--editor , -M |
select editor ('code' - VS Code, 'sublime' - Sublime Text) |
--simple |
print generated serial key without any decorations |
$ ./monokai_pro_keygen -h
usage: monokai_pro_keygen [-h] [--email EMAIL] [--editor {code,sublime}] [--simple]
Monokai Pro theme license key generator for Visual Studio Code and Sublime Text
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--email EMAIL, -E EMAIL
provide the valid email address, defaults to '[email protected]'
--editor {code,sublime}, -M {code,sublime}
select editor ('code' - VS Code, 'sublime' - Sublime Text)
--simple print generated serial key without any decorations
- Clone this repository
- Install the
pipenv
package$ python -m pip install pipenv
- Install the project dependencies with
pipenv
$ pipenv install
- Run the build script
$ pipenv run python build.py
You can also run the command below to get all available commands in build script
$ pipenv run python build.py -h # -h || --help
- After a successful build, the executable file can be found in the
./dist/exec
directory