Hi there,
I recently started to use Tachyons and I feel that I am getting addicted to it. To speed up development I would love to use a plugin for Sublime Text that offers code-completion for Tachyons.

Something like this but for Tachyons.
What is your opinion on this? Does anyone of you know how to create this kind of Sublime Text plugin?
Thanks
Hi @SiamKreative I think it's a great idea. Don't know when or if I would get to it myself, but I'm sure that people in the community would find it useful. I haven't tested this out but if you were interested in building it yourself I believe this page might have the info you need: http://docs.sublimetext.info/en/latest/extensibility/completions.html
Cheers
I'll look into this later on today. Should not be so complicated.
Hi guys, I'm the developer of Sublime Boostrap 3 plugin mentioned by @SiamKreative above. I was just reading about Tachyons in Medium and started to use it today. I have created the tachyons plugin for my own learning purpose here so you can use it if you want to. I also have submitted the plugin to PackageControl and currently waiting for wbond's/maintaner approval.
@webchun Oh wow very cool - thanks for sharing. Will add this to our resources.
@webchun That is awesome! I would have never expected this to happen so quickly. You rock! I will try it today.
Please notify us here when the package has been approved :)
@mrmrs glad to contribute :)
@SiamKreative In the meanwhile, you can install the file manually. Here's the packaged file :
tachyons_autocomplete.sublime-package.zip
Please extract it first and copy the tachyons_autocomplete.sublime-package file to the _/Users/xxxx/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 3/Installed Packages_ folder
Once the plugin has approved then you will be able to install it through Package Control
Actually you do not need a dedicated Tachyons plugin for Sublime. I use subhaze/CSS-Extended: CSS Completions, LESS Completions, SCSS Completions. It will parse your <link rel="stylesheet" href="tachyons/css/tachyons.min.css"> and any other CSS stylesheets and offer auto-completion for all of them. Very handy.
The additional benefit is that it will only auto-complete what is in your CSS files. If you are building your own Tachyon bundle using @import this can help you find out which imports you forgot to add (or need), since they won't auto-complete.
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Hi guys, I'm the developer of Sublime Boostrap 3 plugin mentioned by @SiamKreative above. I was just reading about Tachyons in Medium and started to use it today. I have created the tachyons plugin for my own learning purpose here so you can use it if you want to. I also have submitted the plugin to PackageControl and currently waiting for wbond's/maintaner approval.