devnv

For this early stage the project is thought for working on ZSH + OH-MY-ZSH.

devnv saves project locations and helps you cd into projects folders and configure the shell with respect to the selected project. When asked for changing directory, devnv will prompt bash code that you have to source to configure your current shell.

The prompted code simply changes the directory (cd) and executes a script file (.devnv) if present.

# to add a new project
$ devnv add -f PROJ_FOLDER -p PROJ_NAME
# to cd into PROJ_FOLDER and configure the shell
$ devnv cd PROJ_NAME # inspect the code
$ source <(devnv cd PROJ_NAME)

you can use the "pm" companion for a simpler notation

PM companion

It is a simple facility script that wraps the source <(devnv cd PROJ_NAME) command for an easier notation and a better completion support.

Dependencies:

• jq: JSON query tool
• fzf: fuzzy finder

Install

The installation process compiles and install the devnv binary into ${GOPATH}/bin/devnv.

To be able to run devnv ensure to have ${GOPATH}/bin in your ${PATH}.

To install the project clone the repository and use the provided Makefile's install rule:

$ git clone https://github.com/filariow/devnv
$ cd devnv
$ make install

As suggested by the make install process, add the following lines into your ~/.zshrc file:

#####################################
## devnv
#####################################
source <(devnv completion oh-my-zsh)
source ${HOME}/.devnv/scripts/pm.sh

Uninstall

To uninstall devnv you can use the Makefile's uninstall rule:

$ make uninstall

or remove the binary and script manually

$ rm ${HOME}/.local/bin/pm.sh
$ rm ${GOPATH}/bin/devnv

Contribute

Please refer to the TODO file for a list of feature to implement.