Atom Open-in-App

This very simple :atom: package allows you open any of your file instantly from Atom editor within any application you want.

Features

• Files can be opened both from text editor and tree view.
• You can open files easily from context menu, instantly with key bindings.
  • Keyboard shortcut support is provided on .tree-view panel as well.
• The bindings between file extension and application are configurable: i.e. You can set a default application in which files gonna be opened, and also create additional file-extension to application mappings.

Usage

You can open any of your file from context menu:

• Right-click text-editor or tree-view ⟶ Select Open File in App menu

Or you can use keyboard shortcuts:

• (with focusing text editor or tree-view) Just type Ctrl-Shift-B

Configuration

Default application

defaultApplication:

• sets a default application in which files without any binding is going to be opened. If you leave this field blank, then files without application-binding will be opened in a "default" application, which is detected by your OS
• should be a String of a path to the default application (default "")
• e.g.: "code" would open every non-bound file in VS Code. (But you know, we, :atom: lovers, should NOT do this at any cost 😜 !)

File extension to application bindings:

applicationBindings:

• binds file extensions to any of your application
• should be Object that maps String of a file extension to String of a path to an application (default {})
• e.g.: { ".html": "C:/\"Program Files (x86)\"/Google/Chrome/Application/chrome.exe", ".txt": "notepad.exe" } will open every .html files in chrome and .txt files in notepad, in Windows OS

Configuration example

~/.atom/config.cson

"*":
...
"open-in-app":
applicationBindings: { ".py": "code" } # edit Python in VSCode
defaultApplication: "chrome" # open files in Chrome by default
...

License

This package is under MIT License.

Acknowledgements

While development, I cited considerable amount of code from Open in Browser Atom.io Package created by @magbicaleman.

Author

• Shuhei Kadowaki - Undergraduate@Kyoto Univ. - aviatesk