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Right now I'm working on a static website that uses markdown. Rather than editing the files in SublimeText, I'd like to edit them in Xcode. I can open the individual files in Xcode, but I want to open the entire static site directory and benefit from using the file navigator pane and other Xcode features. Is this possible?

Reason: I've used Xcode for years and have come to really love the diffing tools, editor customizations, navigation, and keybindings.

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    I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's not about programming. – trojanfoe Feb 27 '19 at 10:11
  • It is about programming. It's about markdown syntax and Xcode configuration. Go ahead and go on a crusade to close all IDE configuration questions as off-topic... (including one of the most famous S.O. questions, 'How do I quit VIM?') – jungledev Mar 01 '19 at 15:45

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I figured it out.

Create a new project in Xcode. When prompted to choose a template, select Cross-Platform, then select Empty. This will create an empty project. You can then drag-drop your project directory into the empty project. The git diff remains unchanged, ftw.

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