Atom API Reference

This page provides a comprehensive guide to the Atom API, which is a powerful tool for building applications that interact with Atom, a text editor.

Overview

The Atom API allows you to extend the functionality of Atom by adding new features, commands, and integrations. It is designed to be easy to use and understand, making it accessible to developers of all levels.

Key Concepts

Core: The core of the Atom API provides the basic functionality needed to interact with the editor.
Packages: Packages are collections of modules that extend the functionality of Atom.
Themes: Themes allow you to customize the appearance of Atom.

Getting Started

To get started with the Atom API, you can visit the official Atom API documentation for detailed information on how to use the API.

Examples

Here are some examples of what you can do with the Atom API:

Add a new command: Create a new command that can be triggered by a keyboard shortcut or menu item.
Create a new package: Build a package that adds new features to Atom.
Customize the editor: Change the appearance of the editor or its behavior.

Resources

For more information on the Atom API, you can check out the following resources: