I can't find instructions on how to install bundles on the Textmate site, and this project doens't have any either.

I've put the downloaded folder is such a way to have:

/Users/joachim/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles/psynaptic-php-drupal.tmbundle-0d64d4e/Commands

and reloaded bundles in TM. Should I see a Drupal menu item? I don't.

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shrop commented

Instructions are here: http://github.com/psynaptic/php-drupal.tmbundle

I wonder if you need to remove "-0d64d4e" from the file name so TextMate see the .tmbundle extension? Try that and then quit and restart TextMate.

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psynaptic commented
Status: Active » Needs work

Yep, that's a bit of an idiosyncrasy of github I'm afraid. You need to rename the bundle so it has .tmbundle extension. Instructions should probably have something about this.

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joachim commented

Yeah the readme on github doesn't have any installation instructions...

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tnanek commented

Not sure if this should go here or what, but using git:

By the instructions on Bundles here

I entered the following lines in my terminal:

cd /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Bundles

git clone git://github.com/psynaptic/php-drupal.tmbundle.git # gotten from the github project page, or the Drupal project page.

Then either start TextMate, or go to Bundles --> Bundle Editor --> Reload Bundles, and it should be working. To test, in any php file, type drupal and hit tab, it should autocomplete to drupal_get_path('module', 'module');

I'd also advise reading through the readme text available on the github project page, for that suggests adding certain shell variables.

--EDIT--
And by the way, the code on the end of the file is an identifier for git; that essentially is telling it what version to download, that won't be on the actual file ultimately if gotten through git.

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texas-bronius commented

I followed #4 above (wow, that's a lot of Ninja), I tab-complete "drupal" as my test and get:

The PHP Drupal Bundle is not installed properly. Press ⌃H for instructions.

Of course, ctrl-H does not have instructions...

I neglected to add shell variables per "Installation Instructions" in the original README/instructions, and now it works!

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psynaptic commented
Status: Needs work » Fixed

I took what was mentioned in this issue and improved the documentation. You can find the latest information on the GitHub project page or from within the help file (accessible via ⌃+H in the bundle).

Sorry it took so long, the bundle is getting a lot of love at the moment. Pull to get all the new features.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.