Sublime Text Git Projects

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Sublime Text Git Projects

The basic idea is to replicate the same sort of functionality that this atom plugin (https://github.com/prrrnd/atom-git-projects) provides but for Sublime.

I really like Atom for its feature set but its just still too slow. This was one of the things that I missed when I went back to using Sublime.

I tried to get this working as a Python Plugin but I couldn't work out how to edit the session data once Sublime had started. Not to mention I have never coded a line of Python in my life and every line of code I had to google what to do.

TODO: Learn Python lol

Anyway this hacky PHP script combined with an inotify cron job does what I want. I now just have to clone a new project and start sublime and the project already exists.

NOTE: If Sublime is already running the session file wont get updated because when sublime closes it will overwrite it again.

To install incrond

http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-inotify-examples-to-replicate-directories/

inotify-cron-job

/path/to/all/your/projects IN_CREATE,IN_DELETE /path/to/sublime-git-projects

sublime-git-projects

#!/usr/bin/env php
<?php

// A few config values
$base_path = '/path/to/all/your/projects';
$session_path = '/path/to/your/Session.sublime_session';

// Grab a list of our projects
$projects = [];
foreach(new RecursiveIteratorIterator(new RecursiveDirectoryIterator($base_path), RecursiveIteratorIterator::SELF_FIRST) as $name => $object)
{
	$parts = explode('/', $name);
	if (array_pop($parts) == '.git')
	{
		$key = $project_name = array_pop($parts);

		if (isset($projects[$project_name]))
		{
			$count = 0;

			foreach (array_keys($projects) as $existing_key)
			{
				if (strpos($existing_key, $project_name) !== false)
				{
					$count++;
				}
			}
			
			$key = $project_name.' ('.$count.')';
		}

		$projects[$key] = implode('/', $parts).'/'.$project_name;
	}
}

// This is our new list of workspaces
$workspaces = [];

// Make sure the project config files actually exist, if not lets create them.
foreach ($projects as $name => $path)
{
	$workspace_file_path = $path.'/'.$name.'.sublime-workspace';
	$project_file_path = $path.'/'.$name.'.sublime-project';

	if (!file_exists($workspace_file_path))
	{
		file_put_contents($workspace_file_path, '{}');
	}

	if (!file_exists($project_file_path))
	{
		file_put_contents($project_file_path, json_encode
		([
			'folders' =>
			[
				['path' => $path]
			]
		]));
	}

	$workspaces[] = $workspace_file_path;
}

// Read in the sublime session json
$session = json_decode(file_get_contents($session_path), true);

// Replace the session workspaces with our new list
$session['workspaces']['recent_workspaces'] = $workspaces;

// Save the new session json
file_put_contents($session_path, json_encode($session));