Project Mount

A plugin for Sublime Text 2 which will allow you to connect remotely to servers via sshfs.

This plugin will only work on a Linux Operating System.

Installation

Download and uncompress into your Sublime Text 2 packages directory.

Example path to your packages: ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/

Instructions

Project Mount menu options can be found under the Project menu in Sublime Text 2. The options are:

• Mount a project... - this will give you a list of all projects that are not mounted
• Umount a project... - this will give a list of the current project that are mounted
• Edit mount settings... - JSON settings file where you enter your project settings

When editing your mount settings you need to ensure that you have the following structure for each project:

{ "Example Project 1": { "user": "your_username", "host": "www.your_website.com", "remote_dir": "/home/your_remote_dir/", "mount_point": "/home/your_username/Remote Projects/Your Remote Project Folder" } }

The example above shows the JSON object of a project. Within this project object we have a number of settings:

• user - this is your ssh username that is used to connect to the server
• host - the server you wish to remotely connect to (can be either an IP or DNS name)
• remote_dir - the directory on the remote server
• mount_point - the directory on your local machine which will be your mount point

To add more projects simply copy an existing JSON project object and seperate with a comma (,). Example:

{ "Example Project 1": { "user": "your_username", "host": "www.your_website.com", "remote_dir": "/home/your_remote_dir/", "mount_point": "/home/your_username/Remote Projects/Your Remote Project Folder" }, "Example Project 2": { "user": "your_username", "host": "192.168.1.1", "remote_dir": "/home/your_remote_dir/", "mount_point": "/home/your_username/Remote Projects/Your Remote Project Folder" } }