Use color-tabs package with regex.
This package use color-tabs services, and String.match or minimatch for tabs coloring.
Just edit ~/.atom/color-tabs-regex.cson (you can open it by "Color Tabs Regex: Edit Rules" command) like
"regex": "#color"
"prefix":
"regex": "#anothercolor"
When using prefixes, the prefix and the regex are concatenated (e.g. if the prefix is "foo/"
and the regex is "bar"
, it will check for matches with "foo/bar"
)
"color-tabs":"-regex/":".*": "rgb(75, 99, 0)""/lib" : "rgb(142, 65, 23)""opened-files/":".*?\\.coffee": "rgb(134, 90, 16)"".*\\.py": "rgb(81, 201, 38)"".json": "rgb(196, 189, 91)"".cson": "rgb(196, 189, 91)"".xml": "rgb(196, 189, 91)"
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