



Listed below you should see all Komodo Extensions hosted on this site. To install a Komodo extension, download it to your system and then open it in Komodo by going to File / Open... and then browsing to the xpi file.
This extension shows how to add a test harness for Komodo 4.4
unit test integration (Komodo IDE only). This serves more as
an example of how to write a Komodo-compatible plugin. I picked
Nose (yucky pun not intended) because it was easy to do,
and useful, but Brandon Corfman's the go-to guy on this
framework.
This extension will turn tabs into a menulist. It also includes the ability to use long filenames in the file tabs, and add a droplist of open files in the editor tab area. Consider it experimental, and an example of funky things you can do to XBL and XUL. After installing, go into preferences, and there will be a new tab under "Appearance". You can turn on/off the options there.
Support for autocompletion in DITA files. Includes templates for topic, task, concept, reference and ditamap files.
This extension enables you to view, delete, rename all local or remote files, and create folders.
similar to the Remote Drive Tree extension
Syntax highlighting and templates for the Scala programming language.
An updated version of ko-clip (renamed Clippy).
This extension is intended to be more of a hello-world reference on getting started writing extensions than a useful tool. However, you're welcome to use it. Installing it will add an "Undo slider" menu item under Tools, which when selected will put up a small dialog box with a slider widget set to the undo point in the current buffer. Move it to the left to undo multiple changes; move it to the right to restore ("redo") the changes. If you change the buffer while the Undo Slider is visible, the widget will automatically update itself.
Manage any SQLite database on your computer.
This extension provides the TCL syntax checking (linting) support to Komodo Edit. The linter used to do the processing is ActiveState's specific TCL linter "kotcllint", the same linter that is already used by Komodo IDE.