README.md

Package Control Libraries Channel

This repository provides dependency library meta-data for Package Control 4.0.

Usage

Receive libraries from this repository

Package Control 4 ships with default configuration to deploy libraries using this channel.

If you encounter any issues with libraries not being available for python 3.8, make sure to have following lines in Package Control.sublime-settings.

"channels": [
	"https://packagecontrol.github.io/channel/channel_v4.json",
	"https://packagecontrol.io/channel_v3.json",
],

Note

Keep the order, so items from this channel override those from default channel.

Using libraries in a Sublime Text package

Tell Package Control, which libraries to install by creating a dependencies.json in the root of the package folder, with all directly or indirectly required libraries (or python packages).

The following example shows a dependencies.json required to use pydantic library. It must also contain all libraries only used by pydantic, such as pydantic-core or typing-extensions.

{
	// Help LSP to identify the file as dependencies.json
	"$schema": "sublime://packagecontrol.io/schemas/dependencies",

	// operating system: "linux", "osx", "windows", "*"
	"*": {
		// ST build specifier
		">=4107": [
			"annotated-types",
			"eval-type-backport",
			"pydantic",
			"pydantic-core",
			"typing-extensions"
		]
	}
}

After saving the file, call Package Control: Satisfy Libraries to install them.

see also: package_control/example-dependencies.md

Contributing

If you want to create or add libraries for Sublime Text, please follow CONTRIBUTING.