Autocomplete for Python Coding in Sublime Text (ST3)

Wanted to be able to do AUTOCOMPLETE when editing my python codes

####Procedure

1. I search the Internet for resource and sublimed on this which gave me recommendation on what to get

2. So I looked for SublimeJEDI here.

3. Following the instruction, I installed the package in my ST3.

4. Now to the configuration part. To configure ST3 for SublimeJEDI integration, I went to Preference (MAC) -> Package Settings -> Jedi -> Settings -Default
   

5. Add your Virtual Environment and also the path any additional Python package
   
{
// You can set a path to your python virtualenv,
// for example /home/user/.virtualenvs/myenv).
// Note: Interpreter path would be found automaticaly
"python_virtualenv": "/Users/macbookpro/environments",

    // You can set a path to your python interpreter,
    // for example `/home/user/.virtualenvs/myenv/bin/python)`.
    "python_interpreter": "/Users/macbookpro/environments/bin/python3",
   
    // Additional python package paths.
    "python_package_paths": ["/Users/macbookpro/Documents/projects/autotask-python/autotask-Env/"],
   

   }
   

6. Add how you would want Jedi to handle the autocompletting task. My example below makes sure that Jedi provides autocomplete suggestions after a DOT and not during typing.

// When to modifiy
"only_complete_after_regex": "\.",


7. The final step is to add the settings to User.Preference Settings. Preferences.sublime-settings - User
   
{
// ........

    // Added my settings here
    // Modify Python on DOT
    //# User/Preferences.sublime-settings or User/Python.sublime-settings
    "auto_complete_triggers": [
    {
        "selector": "source.python",
        "characters": "."
    }],
   
   
    // Auto-completion ONLY on dot and not while typing, 
    // you can set (additionally to the trigger above):
    "auto_complete_selector": "-",
   
    // Jedi auto-completion only after the . character 
    // but don't want to affect auto-completion from other packages
    "only_complete_after_regex": "\\.",
   

   }