SublimeREPL is a sublime-text-plugin for sublimetext that runs interactive interpreters (both local and remote) inside a regular Sublime tab or view. It has built-in support for over 30 languages, including basic shell operations (cmd and bash).

NOTE: SublimeREPL is no longer under active development. It does work in sublimetext4, but some features such as IPython/Jupyter integration are no longer functional because of API changes. One alternative for SublimeREPL is the Terminus package.

Features

• Run a REPL (read-eval-print-loop) interpreter inside a Sublime Text view/tab.
• Per-language persistent REPL history.
• Easily evaluate code in the running REPL.
• Replacement for external build systems, allowing use of stdin (Python's raw_input()/input(), Ruby's gets, Clojure's read-line), etc. in programs.
• Rich configuration with platform specific settings, project- and/or file-dependent environment variables, and sane defaults.
• Large number of languages supported out of the box, including python, ruby (pry and irb), r, clojure/clojurescript, nodejs, lua, php, scala, clisp and variants, haskell, and more.
• Architecture is extensible, so new languages can be added fairly easily.
• Python-specific features:
  • ipython support, including graphing via matplotlib, pandas, etc.
  • Support for local or remote^[1] virtualenvs
  • sublimetext-specific REPL for interfacing with Sublime's internal Python interpreter, including history and multi-line input.
  • Shortcuts to quickly run Python scripts or launch pdb.
    
    ^{1. via ssh, osx/linux only}

Useful Links

• SublimeREPL page at Package Control, Sublime's package manager
• SublimeREPL project on github
• Issues tracker
• Documentation (somewhat incomplete)