Real-time collaborative editing. Think Etherpad, but with native editors. This is the plugin for Sublime Text 2. We're also working on plugins for Emacs and Vim.

Sublime Text 3 Beta users: You want the Sublime Text 3 plugin.

This plugin does not work on Windows. However, the Sublime Text 3 plugin does. Windows users are encouraged to install Sublime Text 3. The Python included with the Windows version of Sublime Text 2 does not have the select module.

• If you don't have one already, go to Floobits and create an account (or sign in with GitHub). (It's free.)
• Clone this repository or download and extract this tarball.
• Rename the directory to "Floobits".
• In Sublime Text, go to Preferences -> Browse Packages.
• Drag, copy, or move the Floobits directory into your Packages directory.

If you'd rather create a symlink instead of copy/moving, run something like:

ln -s ~/code/sublime-text-2-plugin ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages/Floobits

Edit your Floobits.sublime-settings file (in Package Settings -> Floobits -> Settings - User) and fill in the following info:

{
  "username": "user",
  "secret": "THIS-IS-YOUR-API-KEY DO-NOT-USE-YOUR-PASSWORD",
}

Replace user with your Floobits username. The secret is your API secret, which you can see in your settings.

After creating your account, you’ll want to create a room or two. A room is a collection of files and buffers that users can collaborate on.

See https://floobits.com/help for instructions on how to set up rooms and collaborate with others.