Anyone know how? I am trying this but it doesn't work:
'text.html.markdown':
'Bash':
'prefix': '`B'
'body': '```Bash\n\n```'
'rubyonrails':
'prefix': '`r'
'body': '```rubyonrails\n\n($1)```'
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The default scope for Markdown in Atom is .source.gfm, not text.html.markdown.
Your snippets would look like:
'.source.gfm':
'Bash':
'prefix': '`B'
'body': '```Bash\n\n```'
'rubyonrails':
'prefix': '`r'
'body': '```rubyonrails\n\n($1)```'
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The scope depends on the language (package) you are using:
- language-markdown:
.text.md - language-gfm:
.source.gfm
You can combine both selectors to cover both cases:
'.text.md, .source.gfm':
'Bash':
'prefix': '`B'
'body': '```Bash\n\n```'
'rubyonrails':
'prefix': '`r'
'body': '```rubyonrails\n\n($1)```'
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I had to change '.source.gfm' to '.text.md' in order to get this to work for me.
Note sure if this had any bearing on it but I'm using these markdown-related packages: language-markdown, markdown-writer, markdown-preview, markdown-scroll-sync
