tmuxdir.nvim

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tmuxidir is a tmux session workspace plugin for nvim.

Deprecation Notice

tmuxdir.nvim is no longer actively maintained, you should use telescope-tmuxdir instead.

It turns out that denite.nvim is no longer actively maintained (and developed), so I've replaced it with telescope, which has a strong and active ecosystem of plugins.

tmuxdir workflow

• You can manage tmux sessions and projects from nvim.
• A project directory is identified with a root marker (folder or file) in a set of base directories (e.g.,~/repos/).
• Each project is mapped to a tmux session, so a tmux session acts as a workspace.
• You can have additional tmux sessions mapped to the same project if you want.

Features

• Denite source tmux_session for tmux sessions.
• Denite source tmux_dir for tmux project directories.
• Any folder can also be statically bookmarked as a project TmuxdirAdd(dir).
• Automatically discover new projects once a root marker is found.

Screencast

• :Denite tmux_session and :Denite tmux_dir

Installation

Note: tmuxdir requires denite.nvim, pynvim, Neovim 0.3+ and Python3.6+

• If you use dein:

call dein#add('viniarck/tmuxdir.nvim')
call dein#add('Shougo/denite.nvim')

• If you use vim-plug:

Plug 'viniarck/tmuxdir.nvim', { 'do': ':UpdateRemotePlugins' }
Plug 'Shougo/denite.nvim'

TLDR basic config

let g:tmuxdir_base_dirs = ['~/repos', '~/projects', '~/src'] " Set of base directories to look for your projects

let g:tmuxdir_root_markers = ['.git'] " root markers to identify projects

For more information, key bindings, and available functions, check doc/tmuxdir.txt out.

How to use

• Tmux sessions:

:Denite tmux_session

• Tmux project directories:

:Denite tmux_dir

Docs / Release Notes

tmuxdir.txt