Sublime Text Plugin

Fuzzy search and insert filenames inside your current project directory. Highly customizable.

After Package Control installation, restart Sublime Text. Use the Command Palette Cmd+Shift+P (OS X) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Linux/Windows) and search for Package Control: Install Package. Wait until Package Control downloaded the latest package list and search for FuzzyFilePath.

in <SublimeConfig>/Packages/ call: git clone https://github.com/sagold/FuzzyFilePath.git

Sublime Text 2

in <SublimeConfig>/Packages/FuzzyFilePath/ switch to Sublime Text 2 Branch with: git checkout st2

Attention: Sublime Text 2 will no longer be supported.

Filepaths will be suggested if there is a matching trigger for the current context and its property auto is set to true. For a matching trigger, filepath completions may be forced (ignoring auto property) by the following shorcuts:

• Ctrl+Alt+Space inserts filepaths relative, overriding possible settings
• Ctrl+Shift+Space inserts filepaths absolute, overriding possible settings

The current string may modify the suggested filepaths by the following rules:

• word suggests all matching files by the type (relative or absolute) as specified in the matched rule
• ./ suggests matching files within the current directory and inserts selection relative
• ../ suggests all matching files and inserts selection relative
• /folder suggests all matching files and insert selection absolute

FuzzyFilePath is disabled for single files or files outside the opened folder.

UseAlt+Enter to open the file under cursor

If your projects contains filenames with special characters, consider modifying Sublime Texts word_separators.

i.e. in AngularJs filenames may start with $. In Sublime Text | Preferences | Settings - User redeclare word separators, removing $:

	"word_separators": "./\\()\"'-:,.;<>~!@#%^&*|+=[]{}`~?"

For further details about troubleshooting, customization, settings and keybindings please refer to the Wiki

Trying to integrate other languages? See the auto complete Python package tutorial

• uses file discovery based on current directory instead of fuzzy search
• adds properties for images in autocompletion description