I've created a Demandware Script and ISML Package based on the HTML and JavaScript bundles. It is hosted on Github at: github.com/sholsinger/Demandware.sublime-package Please feel free to send a pull request if you'd like to help out or participate.
The reason I created this package was that I was unhappy with the editor built into Eclipse. It uses far too much RAM, performs slowly and has poor usability overall. Though there have been recent enhancements including autocomplete features in recent releases, I still dislike how the Demandware Script editor has it's own color settings and doesn't use the theme's settings.
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comments powered by DisqusBogdan 2013-09-01 16:10:49 -0400
Hi! Thank you for this, it would be really useful for me too. The issue is that you can't upload cartridges to your sandbox automatically after saving the file, right? Do you have any solution to this problem?
Stephen 2013-09-15 02:24:28 -0400
Bogdan, I currently use this package with Eclipse running in the background. I ensure that the "Refresh using native hooks" option is checked in the Workspace preferences of Eclipse. (see below) I'll look into other options in my free time. I certainly welcome outside contributions to the project.