Using terminal inside Sublime text

People who use vscode has a option to open terminal inside it whereas in sublime text it’s not possible. In this article let's see how to get a terminal inside sublime text.

Implementation:

1. Open sublime text
2. Use the key combination Ctrl+shift+p to open Command Palette and then type the below and select it.

Package Control: Install Package

If you don’t have package control you need to install it-> refer this link

3. Type the following word and select it. Wait for it to complete installation and restart sublime text.

Terminus

4. Now go to Preferences > Package Settings > Terminus > Command Palette

Default.sublime.commands file

and then paste the following in Default.sublime.commands and save it.

[
   {
        "caption": "Terminal (panel)",
        "command": "terminus_open",
        "args"   : {
           "cmd": "bash",
           "cwd": "${file_path:${folder}}",
           "title": "Command Prompt",
           "panel_name": "Terminus"
        }
   },
]

Note: If you are a windows user replace “bash” with “cmd.exe”.

5. Then go to Preferences >Package Settings > Terminus > Key Bindings

Default.sublime.keymap file

Now paste the following in Default.sublime.keymap file.

[
   {
       "keys": ["alt+1"],
       "command": "terminus_open",
       "args" : {
           "cmd": "bash",
           "cwd": "${file_path:${folder}}",
           "panel_name": "Terminus"
       }
   }
]

Note: If you are a windows user replace “bash” with “cmd.exe”.

6. Tada !! Now you can open terminal inside your sublime pressing “alt+1”.

final output

Hope this was useful !!.