https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager
-project-manager keeps record of project directories -and associates them with tmux sessions. To open a project, enter its -name (or just enough to identify it) and it will either attach to the -session or create it on-demand.
-It’s a very simple program, but it’s quite fast and doesn’t do -anything more than it needs to. It makes working on lots of projects at -the same time incredibly easy, which is ideal for a student or someone -who often references their old work.
-It needs to be integrated into your tmux config via key bindings. My -personal setup can be seen here.
-If you plan to use it through the command line, I’d recommend adding -an alias to “p” because “project-manager” is a bit unwieldy.
+Project Manager keeps a registry of projects to which Tmux sessions +are allocated on-demand. It makes working on concurrent projects easy, +which is ideal for students and those who often reference their past +work.
+Tmux keybindings (recommend) are in the NixOS module but can be added +manually.
+Source: https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager
diff --git a/entries/project-manager.md b/entries/project-manager.md index da0e22a..1b4309b 100644 --- a/entries/project-manager.md +++ b/entries/project-manager.md @@ -1,13 +1,7 @@ # Project Manager -*[https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager](https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager)* +Project Manager keeps a registry of projects to which Tmux sessions are allocated on-demand. It makes working on concurrent projects easy, which is ideal for students and those who often reference their past work. -**project-manager** keeps record of project directories and associates them with tmux sessions. -To open a project, enter its name (or just enough to identify it) and it will either attach to the session or create it on-demand. +Tmux keybindings (recommend) are in the NixOS module but can be added manually. -It's a very simple program, but it's quite fast and doesn't do anything more than it needs to. -It makes working on lots of projects at the same time incredibly easy, which is ideal for a student or someone who often references their old work. - -It needs to be integrated into your tmux config via key bindings. My personal setup can be seen [here](https://git.disroot.org/lwad/nixos/src/branch/main/lwad/utilities/tmux.conf.nix). - -If you plan to use it through the command line, I'd recommend adding an alias to "p" because "project-manager" is a bit unwieldy. +Source: https://git.disroot.org/lwad/project-manager