Atom

language-slim

Slim language package for Atom.

slim-template

53,372

language-rspec

RSpec language package for Atom

pauldruziak

37,266

atom-runner

Runs scripts inside of Atom.

lsegal

753,718

script

Run code in Atom!

atom-community

3.31.1 3,697,882

highlight-selected

Highlights the current word selected when double clicking

richrace

2,595,089

autocomplete-plus

Display possible completions in the editor while typing

atom

779,863

atom-lint

Generic code linting support, including RuboCop, flake8, JSHint, CoffeeLint, etc.

yujinakayama

30,503

dash

Dash documentation integration with Atom

blakeembrey

120,458

highlight-column

Highlight column the cursor is at

tony612

88,919

atom-beautify

Beautify HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Ruby, Java, C, C++, C#, Objective-C, CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Coldfusion, SQL, and more in Atom

Glavin001

8,397,956

file-icons

Assign file extension icons and colours for improved visual grepping

file-icons

9,337,457

minimap

A preview of the full source code.

atom-minimap

7,011,531

autocomplete-snippets

Adds snippets to autocomplete+ suggestions

atom

358,500

autocomplete-paths

Adds path autocompletion to autocomplete+

atom-community

863,389

sublime-style-column-selection

Enable Sublime style 'Column Selection'. Just hold 'alt' while you select, or select using your middle mouse button. Also similar to Texmate's 'Multiple Carets', or BBEdit's 'Block Select'

bigfive

813,266

linter-scss-lint

Lint SCSS on the fly, using scss-lint

AtomLinter

188,963

linter-coffeelint

Lint CoffeeScript on the fly, using coffeelint

AtomLinter

108,722

linter-csslint

Lint CSS on the fly, using csslint

AtomLinter

630,739

linter-rubocop

Lint Ruby on the fly, using rubocop

AtomLinter

2.5.7 284,458

linter-shellcheck

Lint Bash on the fly, using shellcheck

AtomLinter

131,399

linter-ruby

Lint Ruby on the fly, using ruby -wc

AtomLinter

184,084

You can run shell sessions within Atom Editor using Term 2 package. You can run **Vim, Emacs, Htop, etc.** in your Atom. It's based on `pty.js` as shell spawner, and `term.js` as xterm, with the power of Atom Package environment.