ZSH plugin for creating projects and navigating between them.

antigen bundle voronkovich/project.plugin.zsh

zplug "voronkovich/project.plugin.zsh"

git clone https://github.com/voronkovich/project.plugin.zsh ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/project

Edit .zshrc to enable the plugin:

plugins=(... project)

Clone this repo and add this into your .zshrc:

source path/to/cloned/repo/project.plugin.zsh

Plugin supports two types of projects:

• regular projects are stored in the directory configured by the $PROJECTS environment variable (by default: ~/projects);
• temporary projects are stored in the one of the /tmp's subdirectory (see $PROJECTS_TMP).

To create a new regular project or open the existing one, just type a p command:

$ p project-name

To create a temporary project use a -t option:

$ p -t project-name

Some usefull shortcuts:

# You can provide an url to the project repo as a second argument. The repo will be cloned automatically
$ p awesome-zsh-plugins https://github.com/unixorn/awesome-zsh-plugins
# Or just type
$ p https://github.com/unixorn/awesome-zsh-plugins 

Recipe is a piece of code that executes automaically after the project was created. All recipes are located in the directory configured by the $PROJECTS_RECIPES environment variable (by default: ~/projects/.recipes). Typical recipe could look like this:

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
# ~/proects/.recipes/wordpress
wget https://wordpress.org/latest.zip && unzip latest.zip -d . && rm latest.zip

In order to run a recipe you should specify it's name by using an -r option:

$ p -tr wordpress wpblog 

For more examples see my recipes.

Plugin defines two usefull hashes: ~p for a directory with regular projects and ~pt for a directory with temporary projects. You can use them like this:

$ cp ~p/project1/README.md ~pt/project2

Copyright (c) Voronkovich Oleg. Distributed under the MIT.