For managing packages to install in the Atom editor, the star command of atom/apm (Atom Package Manager) is convenient, so I’ll introduce how to use it.
Only when using the apm command for the first time, the browser will open the page https://atom.io/account, so you need to input the API token listed there into the terminal to set it up.
% apm stars
Welcome to Atom!
Before you can publish packages, you'll need an API token.
Visit your account page on Atom.io https://atom.io/account,
copy the token and paste it below when prompted.
Press [Enter] to open your account page on Atom.io.
Token> _x9Ra8h3koIPN9efvjYHUcx
Saving token to Keychain ✓
Packages starred by you (0)
└── (empty)
Use `apm stars --install` to install them all or visit http://atom.io/packages to read more about them.
You can star packages with apm star
% apm star atom-beautifier
⭐ Starring atom-beautifier ✓
% apm star atom-jshint
⭐ Starring atom-jshint ✓
You can output a list of packages starred with apm star using the apm stars or apm starred commands.
% apm stars
Packages starred by you (2)
├── ⭐ atom-beautifier Beautifier for Atom (5133 downloads, 8 stars)
└── ⭐ atom-jshint Validates your JS against JSHint as you type. The original and most used. (15429 downloads, 35 stars)
Use `apm stars --install` to install them all or visit http://atom.io/packages to read more about them.
You can install all packages listed with apm stars at once using the apm stars —install command.
apm stars --install
Installing atom-beautifier to /Users/your_user/.atom/packages ✓
Installing atom-jshint to /Users/your_user/.atom/packages ✓
That’s all.
That’s all from the Gemba.