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tmuxinator sample

tmuxinator

  • Config sample (en_US)
  • Exemplo de configuração (pt_BR)
# /home/davi-moreira/.config/tmuxinator/sample.yml
# Comments in en_US
name: sample
root: ~/Projects/etc/sample
# This will keep your local clone/fork always up-to-date with the remote repository.
on_project_start: git fetch --all
# Telling tmuxinator which is the main window.
startup_window: VIM
# Below we have only 3 windows:
# - The first one, named `VIM`, opens the editor.
# - The second one, named `ENV`, is dedicated to the local environment - in this case, a Docker-based environment.
# - The third one, named `GIT`, is dedicated to VCS. Here we have 3 panes:
# - The top pane, named `CURRENT_STATUS`, will display the current status of your work.
# - The bottom pane, named `FILES_AND_TIME`, is splitted in two other panes:
# - The bottom-left pane runs a Git command to display what's been added to your current work, with a list of only added and modified files, comparing the local branch against the remote's origin master branch.
# - And the bottom-right pane will display the current time, just because I'm too lazy to look at the OS toolbar (mine is always hidden) or the cellphone (avoiding distractions!)
# Notice that all these panes are created using a few tmux commands, by splitting, resizing and executing commands in your terminal. Pretty nice, eh?
windows:
- VIM: vim .
- ENV: docker-compose ps
- GIT:
layout: main-horizontal
panes:
- CURRENT_STATUS:
- git status
- FILES_AND_TIME:
- tmux split-window -t 2.1 -h
- tmux resize-pane -t 2.1 -R 40
- tmux clock-mode -t 2.2
- tmux send-keys -t 2.1 "git diff origin/master...`git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD` --name-only --diff-filter=AM" Enter
# /home/davi-moreira/.config/tmuxinator/sample.yml
# Comentários em pt_BR
name: sample
root: ~/Projects/etc/sample
# Isto vai manter o seu repositório local sempre atualizado com as referências do que está remoto.
on_project_start: git fetch --all
# Aqui dizemos para o tmuxinator qual é a janela principal.
startup_window: VIM
# Abaixo temos 3 janelas:
# - A primeira, chamada `VIM`, abre o editor.
# - A segunda, chamada `ENV`, é dedicada para o ambiente local - neste caso, um ambiente baseado em Docker.
# - A terceira, chamada `GIT`, é dedicada para o controle de versão. Aqui temos 3 painéis:
# - O painel do topo, chamado `CURRENT_STATUS`, vai exibir o estado atual do seu trabalho.
# - O painel de baixo, chamado `FILES_AND_TIME`, é dividido em dois outros painéis:
# - O painel da esquerda executa um comando do Git para exibir o que já foi feito no seu trabalho atual, com uma lista somente dos arquivos modificados e adicionados, comparando o branch local contra o branch master do repositório remoto.
# - E o painel da direita exibe a hora atual, só porque eu sou preguiçoso demais pra olhar para o relógio do sistema (sempre deixo a barra do SO oculta) ou no celular (assim evito distrações!)
# Perceba que todos esses painéis são criados usando alguns comandos do tmux, dividindo, aumentando e executando comandos no terminal. Bacana né?
windows:
- VIM: vim .
- ENV: docker-compose ps
- GIT:
layout: main-horizontal
panes:
- CURRENT_STATUS:
- git status
- FILES_AND_TIME:
- tmux split-window -t 2.1 -h
- tmux resize-pane -t 2.1 -R 40
- tmux clock-mode -t 2.2
- tmux send-keys -t 2.1 "git diff origin/master...`git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD` --name-only --diff-filter=AM" Enter
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