Disallow certain operations on root folder, such as rename, delete, etc.An HTML editor is a piece of software for creating and editing HTML code.Prevent uploading of a file that is already uploading (quick double save fix).Disconnect from server when not in use using "quit" method on wrapper.Handle symlink files and folders correctly.optionally show folder/file info/permissions on a row.create ability to cancel current operation.cant delete empty directory (due to sub folders/files).on first use plugin breaks because the folder that its searching for sites does not exists "Users/Servers".Prompt for password (if user doesnt want to store it in config file).Diffing remote and currently open tab (from quick panel).
Status while connecting/performing operations.Display diff of remote and local file before overwriting.Overwrite protection with hash checking (that works!).Downloading, creating, renaming, deleting and chmod-ing files/folders.Creating, editing, deleting and connecting to servers.Connecting to FTP (SFTP and FTPS will come later, maybe even other protocols like webdav, etc.I will eventually add this package to package control when its been a little more battle-tested Currently Working Functionality Restart Sublime and you're ready to go!.Rename the folder to "FTP" all caps, so the configs can be read correctly.Download the most recent version of this plugin via Git or the "Download Zip" button and extract (or clone) it to your Packages folder.In Sublime 3, navigate through the menu to Sublime > Preferences > Browse Packages.To install this plugin download the latest version of sublime here:.This is also my first python script and sublime plug-in so any tips appreciated :D Manual Installation It still has a way to go but progress is being made. This project also aims to be a drop-in replacement for SFTP one day. The goal of this project is simple create a fast, easy to use, ftp plugin thats open source. This plugin was created to solve some of the missing features wanted in the popular SFTP package.
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