SublimeJEDI is a Sublime Text 2 and Sublime Text 3 plugin to the awesome autocomplete library Jedi

cd ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/
git clone https://github.com/svaiter/SublimeJEDI.git

1. Open command pallet (default: ctrl+shift+p)
2. Type package control install and select command Package Control: Install Package
3. Type jedi and select "SublimeJEDI"

Additonal info installations you can find here http://wbond.net/sublime_packages/package_control/usage

By default SublimeJEDI will use default Python interpreter from the PATH. Also you can set different interpreter for each Sublime Project.

To set project related Python interpreter you have to edit yours project config file. By default project config name is <project name>.sublime-project

You can set Python interpreter, and additional python package directories, using following:

# <project name>.sublime-project
{
    // ...

    "settings": {
        // ...
        "python_interpreter_path": "/home/sr/.virtualenvs/django1.5/bin/python"

        "python_package_paths": [
            "/home/sr/python_packages1",
            "/home/sr/python_packages2",
            "/home/sr/python_packages3"
            ]
    }
}

By default it's turned on

# sublime_jedi.sublime-settings
{
    // ...
    "auto_complete_on_dot": true
}

SublimeJEDI allow fill up function parameters by default. Thanks to @krya, now you can turn it off.

# sublime_jedi.sublime-settings
{
	// ..
	"auto_complete_function_params": true
}

Find function / variable / class definition Shortcuts: CTRL+SHIFT+G or CTRL + LeftMouseButton

• add Jedi "Related Names" (Find usages). Issue #19

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