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tmuxinator
- Tmuxinator is a powerful command-line tool used to manage and automate sessions in Tmux.
- It serves as a script-based session manager for Tmux, providing a way to define and organize pre-configured Tmux sessions.
- With Tmuxinator, you can avoid the repetitive task of manually configuring Tmux sessions each time you work on a project.
- It allows you to define a YAML configuration file that specifies the windows, panes, and commands you want to run within a Tmux session.
- This configuration file can be easily customized and tailored to suit your project requirements.
- Tmuxinator supports multiple projects, enabling you to switch effortlessly between different project sessions.
- You can also define and manage global options such as default shell, Tmux window title, and other Tmux configuration settings.
- Tmuxinator provides a clean and intuitive command-line interface for creating, starting, stopping, and listing Tmux sessions.
- It supports both common and advanced Tmux features, such as attaching to existing sessions, window splitting, pane arrangement, and sending commands to running sessions.
- Tmuxinator is highly extensible, and you can enhance its functionality by integrating it with other command-line tools or scripting solutions.
List of commands for tmuxinator:
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tmuxinator:tldr:83449 tmuxinator: List projects.$ tmuxinator listtry on your machineexplain this command
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tmuxinator:tldr:863f0 tmuxinator: Start a tmux session based on project.$ tmuxinator start ${project}try on your machineexplain this command
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tmuxinator:tldr:92c60 tmuxinator: Stop a project's tmux session.$ tmuxinator stop ${project}try on your machineexplain this command
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tmuxinator:tldr:def4e tmuxinator: Create a new project.$ tmuxinator new ${project}try on your machineexplain this command
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tmuxinator:tldr:ef6bc tmuxinator: Edit a project.$ tmuxinator edit ${project}try on your machineexplain this command