
If you have installed packages in Sublime Text editor on your device (Mac/Linux/Windows) and you want to know where are these packages installed, well there are many ways to know this, but the easiest and the platform-independent way of knowing it using the command sublime.packages_path() n console.,PE|
Step 1: Open Console
Go to View -> Show Console
You can also make use of the keyboard shortcut: Control + ~
This should open up the console which you will see attached to the bottom of the editor.
Step 2: Run the command
Now in the console, run the command sublime.packages_path(), you will get the absolute path of the packages folder as a response.
Example:>>> sublime.packages_path()
'/Users/code2care/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages'

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