Tmuxinator environment variables11/20/2023 Tmux session’s layout the next time I open this project with tmuxinator. Tmuxinator prints out all the generated shell script commands so you can see what it is attempting to do. This happens to me while I’m in a project, and I want to replicate my current I have found I often need a slightly different layout than the defaultsĪvailable in tmux: even-horizontal, even-vertical, main-horizontal, (You can name it most anything.) The sample script is a very Ruby centric script, but don’t let that hold you back from using it for other things. If everything works, it should load your text editor ready to edit a new script named monitor. It should have fired up your tmux session template □. Issue the following command: > mux new monitor. We also want to be on the editor window when we fire it up, so we declare that Completion Your distributions package manager may install the completion files in the appropriate location for the completion to load automatically on startup. The editor window will have two panes, one for vim and the One for a server and the otherįor our editor. We’ve simplified this and specified two windows. # /Users/simon/.config/tmuxinator/space-kitties.yml name : space-kitties root : ~/Code/space-kitties # start session with this window open startup_window : editor windows : - server : heroku local -p 3000 - editor : layout : main-vertical panes : - vim - bundle exec rails t test/*
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