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@phoenix-plugin-registry/brackets-backup

v1.0.4

Published

File Backup Extension for Brackets. This extension will create a backup copy (.bak) of the active file in its current directory.

Downloads

3

Readme

BRACKETS BACKUP

This extension will create a backup copy (.bak) of the active file in its current directory.

  • You can trigger the file backup by going to the menu bar and clicking the following:
  1. MANUAL BACKUP : [Backup] -> [Backup - CREATE]
  2. AUTO BACKUP (Every 3 mins.) : [Backup] -> [Backup - START Auto]
  • Why do I need this extension and why did I create it? At first, I never thought that my program based text files won't be corrupted in the event of common power loss or minor system crash (as I have never experienced it before in these kind of small files), so I was careless. Then came the unfortunate event wherein I have experienced a sudden power loss (I never got a chance to push the changes yet to git because I am waiting for the client's go signal) and my 24 KB javascript file got corrupted! My 5 hours of work was lost in that split second event! So then I have created this extension to prevent such thing from happening again in the future. Hope that it would be helpful to you all. Kind regards.

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