I saw we integrating a bunch of 3rd party tools like tmuxinator, tmuxp, was wondering if we should consider having it built-in,
Why: mix dependencies, e.g tmuxinator (ruby), tmuxp (python), sesh (go), I tried looking into tmuxifier which is just a bunch of sesh script but for some reason I'm getting some weird behaviour
sesh.toml
[[session]]
name = "monorepo"
path = "~/github/monorepo"
# if not available, use default layout,
# if default layout is not available, ignore
layout = "custom-monorepo-layout"
[default_session]
# if not available, use default layout,
# if default layout is not available, ignore
layout = "custom-layout"
layouts/custom-monorepo-layout.yaml
windows:
- name: editor
panes:
- cmd: nvim
- name: logs
orientation: horizontal # horizontal or vertical
panes:
- name: frontend
cmd: npm run dev
path: apps/frontend # optional, defaults to current directory
size: .8 # 80%, or 120 for fixed size
- name: backend
cmd: npm run dev
path: apps/backend
What would you like sesh to do?
I saw we integrating a bunch of 3rd party tools like
tmuxinator
,tmuxp
, was wondering if we should consider having it built-in,Why: mix dependencies, e.g tmuxinator (ruby), tmuxp (python), sesh (go), I tried looking into tmuxifier which is just a bunch of sesh script but for some reason I'm getting some weird behaviour
sesh.toml
layouts/custom-monorepo-layout.yaml