I dunno... just a thought I had...
So a person uses atom and quantum-shell, clones my repo, opens it in Atom...
And Quantum-Shell finds a file called ummm...
.shell in the folder so it looks in that file and sees that there is a command that needs to be ran for the play button so it enables a Play button next to the + - [ ] icons in the shell.
The stop button could just kill that process.
Just a thought.
Or even better, the play button could run a provision script that you specify.
One may have a vagrant up in it, or one might have a npm install && node server.js bound to the play button.
I dunno... just a thought I had... So a person uses atom and quantum-shell, clones my repo, opens it in Atom... And Quantum-Shell finds a file called ummm...
.shell
in the folder so it looks in that file and sees that there is a command that needs to be ran for theplay
button so it enables a Play button next to the + - [ ] icons in the shell.The
stop
button could just kill that process.Just a thought.
Or even better, the
play
button could run a provision script that you specify.One may have a
vagrant up
in it, or one might have anpm install && node server.js
bound to theplay
button.