Bash projects

Simple solution to save path to all your projects, and switch between them.

Installation

1. Clone this repository to any folder
2. If you want to write additional functions to your .bash_profile run ./install
3. Run sudo ln -s $PWD/projects /usr/local/bin

Usage

You can find all available commands by projects -h

Creating projects

Let's create project named Foo with current directory path

Ways to do this:

1. projects -c Foo --dir $PWD
2. projects -c --name Foo --dir $PWD

Switching to projects

You can open project in 2 ways

1. Run additional function project, and pass it's name, or id

project Foo
project name Foo
project id 1

2. Using terminal interpolation

cd $(projects -o --id 1)
cd $(projects -o --name Foo)

Retrieving project paths

You can retrieve project path in 2 ways

1. Run additional function project_dir, and pass it's name, or id

atom $(project_dir Foo)
atom $(project_dir name Foo)
atom $(project_dir id 1)

2. Using terminal interpolation

atom $(projects -o --id 1)
atom $(projects -o --name Foo)

Finding projects

Sometimes you may want to find project id by name, let's find our Foo project

projects -f Foo

Deleting projects

You can delete project by its id

projects -d 1

Also you can delete all projects by running

projects -d all

Additional functions

project NAME|KEY [VALUE]

Set terminal directory to project Available keys - name, id

Usage:

project Foo
project name Foo
project id 1

project_dir NAME|KEY [VALUE]

Return project path Available keys - name, id

Usage:

atom $(project_dir Foo)
atom $(project_dir name Foo)
atom $(project_dir id 1)