Quickly and easily jump between your files. The missing part of Go to definition functionality in Sublime.

HyperClick detects references to other files and lets you go to them, by pressing a key or clicking on an icon next to the filename. Even package names and filenames without an extension can be detected.

• JavaScript, TypeScript
• Vue, Svelte components
• CSS, Sass, SCSS, LESS, Stylus
• HTML
• PHP
• Twig, Smarty, Pug, Nunjucks, Jinja2
• JSTL
• Dart
• SugarML, SugarSS

If you'd like to request another language, open an issue with an example project in that language.

You can install HyperClick via Sublime Package Control.

HyperClick gives you three different ways to navigate:

In Sublime Text 3, you can "Go to file" by clicking the arrow to the right of the filename.

This arrow shows up when you hover your mouse cursor or move to the line (with up/down keys, or Goto Line) that contains the filename.

If you right click on a required/imported line you'll get a Goto File menu item on the context menu.

HyperClick extends the use of the F12 (Go to definition) shortcut, jumping to files when Go to definition doesn't work.

You can customize HyperClick settings by going to Preferences > Package Settings > HyperClick > Settings, or calling Preferences: HyperClick Settings from the command palette.

You can use project settings to configure HyperClick to look for files at specific dirs, through the settings "lookup_paths" and "aliases".

To open the project settings file, go to Project > Settings. If the Settings option is grayed out, choose the option Save Project As... (right above it) to save it to disk. The Settings option can now be selected.

{
	"folders":
	[
		{
			"path": "development/project"
		}
	],
	"settings": {
		"HyperClick": {
			"scopes": {
				"source.sass": {
					"lookup_paths": [
						"assets/css/src/",
						"assets/css/lib/"
					]
				},
				"text.html.smarty": {
					"lookup_paths": [
						"views/templates/"
					]
				}
			}
		}
	}
}

In 2.0 the language-specific settings no longer rely on syntax filename mapping. Each language is supported via an entry in the "scopes" object, by the language "scope" name.

To prevent conflicting settings (and for consistency), the settings file has been renamed to HyperClick.sublime-settings. If you have any old settings, they're in Packages/User/hyper_click.sublime-settings (where Packages can be found via Preferences > Browse Packages). Project settings have been moved from the hyper_click

To upgrade your settings, the first step is to rearrange the settings to this new structure. Then:

• Remove now unused settings "supported_syntaxes", "default_filenames".
• Rename "import_line_regex" to "regexes" and "valid_extensions" to "extensions".
• Other settings are unchanged.

Example:

{
	"import_line_regex": {
	    "js": [
	        "^import\\s+['\"](.+)['\"];?$"
	    ]
	}
}

Becomes:

{
	"scopes": {
		"source.js": {
			"regexes": [
				"^import\\s+['\"](.+)['\"];?$"
			]
		}
	}
}