A simple, powerful file template system for Sublime Text.
Press ctrlshiftM (on Mac, ⌘shiftM) to open the template selector.
A template is a file with the .sublime-template extension that resembles the following:
description: For demonstration purposes.
scope: source.markdown
---
# Hello, World!
This is an example of a sublime-template!
Templates have two sections, separated by a line containing only ---. The first section contains information about the template (in YAML). The second section is the body of the template, containing any text you would like. You can use snippet placeholders in the body.
The name of the template as it will appear in the template selector. If omitted, defaults to the name of the template file (minus the .sublime-template extension).
The description that will appear in the template selector below the name. If omitted, defaults to the path of the template.
If specified, the new file will use the usual syntax definition for that scope. Cannot be combined with the syntax option.
The resource path of a syntax definition to use for the new file. Cannot be combined with the scope option.
A mapping of settings to set on the new view.