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Archetype Code Editor

4.69565

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Author:
tomaspollak

Category:
Developer Tools

Version:
0.7.1

Users:
3,000+

Rating:
4.69565

Size:
3.4MiB

Price:
Free

Updated:
January 22, 2021

Webstore Link:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/archetype-code-editor/kdkdfjfadjdgonjjkkfjimiachohndeb

Description

A native code editor for Chrome OS that doesn't require Crouton or Crostini. Among other tricks, it features:

- Multiple cursors
- Code minimap
- Code folding
- Directory browser with right-click support (add/rename/delete)
- Code formatting via Prettier (prettier.io)
- Ctrl + Scrollwheel Zoom

Currently in beta and free for personal use.

Changelog
=========

## Version 0.7.1

- Fix menu icon not showing on some versions of Chrome (SVG path fill).
- Allow closing tabs by middle-clicking on them.

## Version 0.7.0

- New logo and icon
- Update Monaco to v0.21.2
- Updated 'new/open' menu with a few options
- Added monaco-ace-tokenizer (syntax highlight for 20 new languages).
- Fixed a few bugs regarding the open/save dialog.

## Version 0.6.1

- Initial (beta) theme support. Open with Alt+Shift+T
- Add tab menu for language and tab configuration
- Added convert indentation function (tabs <-> spaces)
- Skip more directories when searching (.git, .hg, .svn, CVS, .cache, node_modules)
- Fix syntax highlight for files with no extension (eg. "README")
- Added commands.showWelcome and map it to Ctrl+Alt+?
- Fixed event listener logic when using child selectors
- Recalculate search resuts height when toggling line visibility
- Add new mappings (.c, .h, .rs, .gemspec, .jinja, .rst, .ink, .jwmrc)
- UI tweaks (window buttons, tab positioning and icons, etc)

## Version 0.6.0

- New 'Search Files' option, within dir or globally (mapped to Ctrl+Shift+F)
- Speed up file finder initial render
- Move tab close button to beginning of tab
- Restore cursor position on tab.reload()
- Update tab entry when renaming files
- Add file type mapping from 'bash' extension
- Added support for .vue files
- Several minor UI tweaks (padding, tabs, buttons, icons, etc)
- Move close prompt behaviour to ui.js
- Added icons in different sizes

## Version 0.5.3

- Added 'new version' page: shows the changelog when a new version is released
- Palette: Sort files by proximity, from closest to farthest
- Refactored tabs.js module a bit, close open tab when deleting file, if found
- Fixed overflow of text in file finder palette
- Add support for reopen closed tab with Ctrl+Shift+T
- Update tabs.setModified logic, to handle abort when showing prompt
- Add Ctrl+R for reloading current tab
- Prevent close tab or app from being called when prompt is already shown
- Fix race condition that prevented open file from Files app randomly
- Reduce timeout wait for hold + click in newtab
- Better prompt when input is shown (cancel, focuCurrently in beta and free. s, etc)

## Version 0.5.2

- Fixed error when closing an open/shown directory.

## Version 0.5.1

- Better session restore (reopen all previous tabs and directories)
- Remove formatting when copying text (copyWithSyntaxHighlighting)
- Add shebang file type detection for files without extension
- Add line/word wrapping command and detection (plaintext vs code)
- Map Alt + Space to Command Palette
- Set language correctly when saving new files (untitled.txt)
- Fix keyboard shortcut when using nonstandard layouts (e.g. dvorak)
- Fix tab config (tab size and insert spaces) save/restore
- Fix Prettify command
- Handle additional extensions for language detection

## Version 0.5.0

- Initial release

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