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@joshddunn/jmux

v0.7.0

Published

Automate building new tmux sessions.

Downloads

223

Readme

jmux

jmux is a command line tool that automates building tmux sessions.

Installation

npm install -g @joshddunn/jmux

Configuration

By default, jmux will try to load the configuration defined in ~/.jmux.yaml. Alternatively, you can use a file in a different location using the -f flag.

Multiple session configurations can exist within ~/.jmux.yaml. Below is a guide for configuring jmux.

env: # session name
  dir: ~/Desktop # session directory
  zeroIndex: <true|false> # window numbering starts at 0 when true or 1 when false -- default false
  selectWindow: 1 # open specific window on start
  windows:
    - name: desktop # window name
      dir: ~/Desktop # optional directory -- if undefined, the session directory is used
      layout: <default|rows|columns> # optional layout -- if undefined, the default layout is used
      splitPercent: 35 # optional default layout sidebar size -- if undefined, 35 is used
      panes:
        - dir: ~/Desktop # optional directory -- if undefined, the window directory is used
          command: nvim # command that will be executed (nvim will be open)
        - dir: ~/Desktop
          placeholder: nvim # command that will not be executed (nvim won't be open)

Usage

See jmux help for available commands and usage.

Add the following to your zshrc file to automatically evaluate the command with mux

mux() {
  eval $(jmux $@ -e)
}

Layouts

Default

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Rows

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Columns

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Resources

tmux manual