tmuxinator
Create and manage tmux sessions easily.
TLDR
Create a new project
Edit a project
List projects
Start a tmux session based on project
Stop a project's tmux session
USAGE
tmuxinator [COMMANDS] [OPTION]
COMMANDS
- commands
-
Lists commands available in tmuxinator
- completions [arg1 arg2]
-
Used for shell completion
- copy [EXISTING] [NEW]
-
Copy an existing project to a new project and open it in your editor
- debug [PROJECT] [ARGS]
-
Output the shell commands that are generated by tmuxinator
- delete [PROJECT1] [PROJECT2] ...
-
Deletes given project
- doctor
-
Look for problems in your configuration
- help [COMMAND]
-
Describe available commands or one specific command
- implode
-
Deletes all tmuxinator projects
- list
-
Lists all tmuxinator projects
- local
-
Start a tmux session using ./.tmuxinator.yml
- new [PROJECT] [SESSION]
-
Create a new project file and open it in your editor
- start [PROJECT] [ARGS]
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Start a tmux session using a project's name (with an optional [ALIAS] for project reuse) or a path to a project config file (via the -p flag)
- stop [PROJECT]
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Stop a tmux session using a project's tmuxinator config
- version
-
Display installed tmuxinator version
NOTE
This manual page was written by Youhei SASAKI <uwabami@gfd-dennou.org>, for the Debian project (but may ber used others).
AUTHOR
Copyright (c) 2010-2019 Allen Bargi, Christopher Chow. See /usr/share/doc/tmuxinator/copyright for further details.