Textmate Bundle
WordPress PluginSnipplr Extras - Plugins and Downloads
Snipplr was designed to make storing and sharing code snippets easy. That's why we have an open API which lets other websites and applications hook into Snipplr. I've put together a few plugins already. One for TextMate, another for WordPress, and a couple bookmarklets. I hope they'll not only be useful to you, but also be good examples to show what's possible so you can build and share your own plugins. In fact, if you create a new plugin and send it in to me, I'll post it on the website and send you a free Snipplr tshirt. Sweet deal, eh?
TextMate Bundle
The TextMate bundle lets you insert snippets and post new snippets from within TextMate - you never have to open your browser. This lets you get the info you need and keep working without interrupting your workflow. More...
WordPress Plugin
Displaying code inside your blog is never easy. It's tedious to input and the formatting is always a pain to work with. The Snipplr WordPress plugin solves this problem. Just type [snippet=id] in your blog post and the plugin will automatically grab your source code from Snipplr. It'll even highlight it for you. More...
Firefox and Safari Bookmarklets
Ever find a cool piece of code you want to remember while surfing the web? You could save the entire page to del.icio.us, or you can save the code straight into Snipplr with one click. To use them, just follow the directions on the right side of this page. Here's a video showing how they work.
Gedit Snipplr Plugin
This software is a plugin for the Gnome text editor Gedit. This plugin is written in python and uses the module SnipplrPy.
With this plugin you can search your snippets stored or shared in snipplr.com, paste your code in the document you are currently editing or post the selectec text into snipplr.
Snipplr Ruby Gem — Command Line Interface (CLI)
The Snipplr Ruby Gem is intended to bridge the gap with a simple unified interface.