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I'm looking for a way to implement Django's autocompletion and hints. I'm aware that it's possible in Sublime Text 3. I'm looking at how to do it in the Sublime Text 4.

For example, I'm unable to use Djanerio in Sublime package browser going: preferences -> Package Control: Djanerio.
It doesn't find anything.

Paweł Pedryc
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Check to see if you already have it installed: Preferences → Package Control → Package Control: List Packages. It won't show up if you just do Preferences → Package Control → Package Control: Djaneiro (note the spelling). If it's not installed yet, choose Preferences → Package Control → Package Control: Install → Djaneiro. It should work perfectly fine on Sublime Text 4.

I also highly recommend checking out Anaconda (not at all related to the Anaconda Python distribution). Once it's set up properly, it's incredibly useful. Keep in mind that Djaneiro was last updated 5 years ago, and most of the code is from 8-11 years ago. An awful lot has changed in Django since then.

MattDMo
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  • It doesn't work, unfortunately. I don't see an option to install **Package Control: List Packages**. What's more, it doesn't have any sense too. I need to find something more up-to-date. Is there anything else that might be used for Django (besides **Djaneiro**)? – Paweł Pedryc Aug 15 '22 at 17:38
  • @PawełPedryc sorry, my instructions were a little unclear. When I wrote `Preferences → Package Control → Package Control: Install → Djaneiro`, I meant select `Preferences → Package Control`, then wait for the menu to show up, then select `Package Control: Install`, hit Enter, then type in `Djaneiro` and hit Enter again. As far as something other than Djaneiro, [`Django Syntax`](https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Django%20Syntax) highlights Django HTML templates, but not `.py` files. Take a look through [these results](https://packagecontrol.io/search/django) on Package Control if you want. – MattDMo Aug 15 '22 at 17:48