TTT Editor is an IDE-style text editor that runs entirely in the terminal.
Written in Go and distributed as a single binary, it combines conventional text-editing facilities with integrated development tools, workspace management, source control, and an embedded terminal.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Syntax highlighting for hundreds of programming and markup languages.
- Language Server Protocol support for completion, diagnostics, signature help, navigation, symbol renaming, references, and formatting.
- Multi-cursor editing with support for selecting matching occurrences.
- Multi-folder workspaces with reusable workspace files.
- File explorer with operations for creating, renaming, and deleting files and directories.
- Workspace search powered by ripgrep with include and exclude filters.
- Git integration offering staging, commits, pull, push, synchronisation, diffs, and inline blame information.
- Integrated terminal emulator with multiple terminal tabs.
- Command palette and quick file navigation.
- Find and replace, undo and redo, bracket matching, line navigation, and clipboard support.
- Automatic indentation detection and EditorConfig support.
- Customisable themes, key bindings, and editor settings.
- Mouse support for navigation, resizing panels, selecting tabs, and opening context menus.
- Plugin system with ready-made integrations for numerous language servers.
Website: github.com/eugenioenko/ttt
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Developer: Eugene Yakhnenko
License: MIT License
TTT Editor is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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