A commandline tool meant to make opening a multi-window project in tmux easy
put the tmux-workspace executable/script into a folder available in your $PATH.
Calling tmux-workspace without any parameters results in this help output.
usage: tmux-workspace [sessionname] [windowname] [-v] [-c command1 command2] ...
[-w windowname1]
[-v] [-c command1 command2]...
[-w windowname2]
[-v] [-c command1 command2]...
Parameters:
sessionname if provided, tmux will use this as session identifier
(Default: given by tmux)
windowname defines, what the first window in the new session
is called (Default: given by tmux)
-w windowname to start a new window
-v to define, that all splits for this window should have
a vertical layout (else horizontal)
-c command1, command2, ...
the commands, that should be executed under this
specific window
(If no command is given, the current shell will be used)
- bugfix: When calling the command with the same session-name, as an existing one,
the script would attach to the wrong session if it wasn't last in the list
- bugfix: `-v` had no effect on the last created Window
- bugfix: if the last opened window had multiple panes, they would not be evenly split (Issue #1)
- windows are now created on the fly with the `-w windowname` parameter.
(instead of being locked into only having 3 set windows)
- moved from environment variables to command params for configuration
- initial build