Comeback - Project restoration in one command, auto open everything! comeback helps you open your project's ide/browser/terminal (and more!) all at once - so you wouldn't have to do it manually. Get right back to the business of actually developing.

How much time does this save?

If it takes you an average of 2 minutes to open all of your project's tools, then you waste about 8.5 hours a year per project, not to mention the friction it adds to start really working :O

Example

1) In the project directory, we have .comeback recipe:

[  
   {  
      "vscode": {  
         "cwd": "~/dev/myproject"
      }
   },
   {  
      "chrome": {  
         "url": "http://localhost:8080/"
      }
   }
]

2) Open a terminal in the project dir and run comeback

This .comeback recipe will open vscode in the ~/dev/myproject path, and open chrome at the http://localhost:8080/ url.

How to run locally (current install)

Local:

pipenv shell
pipenv install -e .
comeback --help
cd example
comeback # and see the magic

Global (via pip):

pip install -e /path/to/comeback
(the directory must have the setup.py file in it)

Sometimes on linux you may need to configure site-pacakges to be in path like so:
export PATH="$PATH:~/path/to/python/site-packages"

Current plugins:

Why not bash/batch?

• It isn't cross-platform.
• It's more abstract to interact with your project's programs.
• With more plugins added every day interacting with programs is much easier.
  • Why write your own when it's done for you? (DRY)

How to write a plugin

1) Create a new directory in comeback/plugins with the name of the program you want to interact with. 2) Add a __init__.py file in that directory 3) Create a main.py file with:

• run_plugin(arg0, arg1...) - start the plugin, make sure this is cross-platform.

You may want to see the CONTRIBUTING.md if you decide to add a plugin.

Ideas of .comeback recipes for each kind of developer:

• comeback for frontend developers:
  • open chrome with live reload
  • open sublime in the specific project path
  • open a terminal with npm run start
• comeback for backend developers:
  • open goland in the specific project path
  • open postman with the project-specific routes
  • open a terminal and run the server
• comeback for game developers:
  • open the ide in the specific project path
  • open chrome with the relevant docs
  • open the terminal to view logs
• comeback for hackers:
  • open tmux with the relevant sessions
  • open FF
  • open IDA

Notes

• Use application specific settings temporarily to open the application in the desired state (thanks @MaorCore)
• Tests, tests and tests.

Testing

pytest tests
Coverage:
pytest --cov=comeback tests (see pytest-cov)

Contributing

Sammy wants you to help :) you can be one of our active contributors.
A great place to start is to go to our issues, and search for the tag "good first issue".
Even just adding a new feature request / bug can help.
See the CONTRIBUTING.md file