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tmuxifier/runtime.sh
2012-04-22 11:28:38 +01:00

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# Load tmuxifier environment.
source "$TMUXIFIER/env.sh"
#
# Defaults
#
session_root="$HOME"
#
# Layout Helpers
#
# These functions are available exclusively within layout files, and enable
# the layout files to function at all, but also provide useful short-hands to
# otherwise more complex means.
# Load specified window layout.
load_window() {
local file="$TMUXIFIER_LAYOUT_PATH/$1.window.sh"
if [ -f "$file" ]; then
window="$1"
source "$file"
# Reset `$window_root`.
if [[ "$window_root" != "$session_root" ]]; then
window_root "$session_root"
fi
fi
}
# Load specified session layout.
load_session() {
local file="$TMUXIFIER_LAYOUT_PATH/$1.session.sh"
if [ -f "$file" ]; then
session="$1"
source "$file"
# Reset `$session_root`.
if [[ "$session_root" != "$HOME" ]]; then
session_root="$HOME"
fi
fi
}
# Customize session name. Default is based on the session layout filename.
session_name() {
session="$1"
}
# Cusomize session root path. Default is `$HOME`.
session_root() {
local dir="$(__expand_path $@)"
if [ -d "$dir" ]; then
session_root="$dir"
fi
}
# Customize window name. Default is based on the window layout filename.
window_name() {
window="$1"
}
# Customize window root path. Default is `$session_root`.
window_root() {
local dir="$(__expand_path $@)"
if [ -d "$dir" ]; then
cd "$dir"
fi
}
# Create a new session, returning 0 on success, 1 on failure.
#
# Example usage:
#
# if initialize_session; then
# load_window "example"
# fi
#
initialize_session() {
# Ensure tmux server is running for has-session check.
tmux start-server
# Check if the named session already exists.
if ! tmux has-session -t "$session" 2>/dev/null; then
# Create the new session.
env TMUX= tmux new-session -d -s "$session"
# Set default-path for session
if [ ! -z "$session_root" ] && [ -d "$session_root" ]; then
tmux set-option -t "$session" default-path "$session_root" 1>/dev/null
fi
# In order to ensure only specified windows are created, we move the
# default window to position 99, and later remove it with the
# `finalize_session` function.
tmux move-window -s "$session:0" -t "$session:99"
# Ensure correct pane splitting.
__go_to_session
# Session created, return ok exit status.
return 0
fi
# Session already existed, return error exit status.
return 1
}
# Finalize session creation and then switch to it if needed.
#
# When the session is created, it leaves a unused window in position #99, this
# is the default window which was created with the session, but it's also a
# window that was not explicitly created. Hence we kill it.
#
# If the session was created, we've already been switched to it. If it was not
# created, the session already exists, and we'll need to specifically switch
# to it here.
finalize_and_go_to_session() {
tmux kill-window -t "$session:99" 2>/dev/null
if [[ "$(tmuxifier-current-session)" != "$session" ]]; then
__go_to_session
fi
}
#
# Internal functions
#
# Expands given path.
#
# Example:
#
# $ __expand_path ~/Projects
# /Users/jimeh/Projects
#
__expand_path() {
echo $(eval echo "$@")
}
__go_to_session() {
if [ -z $TMUX ]; then
tmux -u attach-sessions -t "$session"
else
tmux -u switch-client -t "$session"
fi
}