The cross platform snippet editor and open code repository

Plugins

This feature is very new, and still very primitive. Currently, the only plugin available is a simple test plugin, which will open the default web browser and redirect you here. Seems a little pointless, but I've put it there as a simple reminder that plugins will soon be available. If you'd like to develop a plugin, it's very simple. This system is currently windows only.

Download Plugins

Note: I will be putting a proper plugin download page together at the weekend, but wanted to share with you the first ever Snippet Manager plugin! It's a simple twitter client, written by Dennis Delimarsky, who is a good friend of mine. He has also written a tutorial on developing a Snippet Manager Plugin with managed code already!

You can browse the plugin directory here until then. Enjoy~! :-)

Creating a Plugin

You can create a plugin in any language. Since this is still very early, you only actually need to have one symbol in your library. The following code example is C++, but you can develop in any. Simply include a symbol in your library called SnippetManagerPluginMain. This is the entry point to your plugin, from which the Snippet Manager will call it.

Example