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#MavensMate for Sublime Text plugin (2.0 beta)

MavensMate for Sublime Text is a plugin that aims to replicate the functionality of the Eclipse-based Force.com IDE. Its goal is to allow developers to work inside Sublime Text for all their Force.com-related tasks.

  • Create & Edit Salesforce.com projects with specific package metadata
  • Create & compile Apex Classes, Apex Trigger, Visualforce Pages, and Visualforce Components
  • Compile and retrieve other Salesforce.com metadata
  • Run Apex test methods and visualize test successes/failures & coverage
  • Play Pacman, Tetris, and Donkey Kong while your Apex unit tests and deploys run
  • Deploy metadata to other Salesforce.com orgs
  • Apex Execute Anonymous
  • Create Apex Execution Overlay Actions (tooling API)
  • Download Apex Logs (tooling API)
  • Apex Code Assist (beta!!)

#Install instructions (Linux only)

  • Install sublime text using the information from http://www.technoreply.com/how-to-install-sublime-text-2-on-ubuntu-12-04-unity/
  • sudo apt-get install python git chromium-browser
  • wget https://raw.github.com/manandoshi9/MavensMate-SublimeText/2.0/install.py
  • python install.py
  • create your workspace folder e.g. /home/your_username/mm-force.com please avoid any whitespace or special characters start sublime text 2
  • In MavensMate -> Settings -> User set mm_workspace to your workspace folder, like /home/your_username/mm-force.com
  • In MavensMate -> Settings -> User consider changing mm_sublime
  • In MavensMate -> Settings -> User consider changing mm_chrome
  • In MavensMate -> Settings -> User consider changing mm_app_location -> this should point to the mmserver executable. The default location should be ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/MavensMate/support/(linux32 or linux64 depending on your architecture)/mmserver/mmserver
  • In MavensMate -> Settings -> User consider changing mm_location -> this should point to the mm executable. The default location should be ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/MavensMate/support/(linux32 or linux64 depending on your architecture)/mm/mm restart sublime text 2

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