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@dev.nikhil/terminal-manager

v1.0.0

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Name, track, and jump between terminal sessions with ease. No more hunting through terminals.

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Keywords

terminaltmuxsessionmanagerdeveloper-toolsproductivityclicommand-lineworkspace

Readme

@dev.nikhil/terminal-manager

Name your terminal sessions. Jump between them instantly. No more hunting through 6 identical terminal windows.

npm version license

Install

npm install -g @dev.nikhil/terminal-manager

That's it. tmux is installed automatically — no separate setup needed.

The Problem

You're building an app. You have:

  • Terminal 1 → running your dev server
  • Terminal 2 → running your database
  • Terminal 3 → running your frontend
  • Terminal 4 → tailing logs

Now you need to check your server. Which window was it again?

terminal-manager solves this.

Usage

Create named sessions

tm new server
tm new database
tm new frontend

See all sessions

tm ls

Jump to any session

tm go server
tm go database

Fire a command into a session without entering it

tm run server "npm run dev"
tm run database "mongod"

Other commands

tm kill logs             # close a session
tm kill --all            # close all sessions
tm rename server api     # rename a session
tm window server worker  # new window inside a session

The Only Shortcut You Need

| Keys | What it does | |------|-------------| | Ctrl+B then D | Leave session without killing it |

Platform Support

| Platform | Supported | |----------|-----------| | macOS | ✅ Yes | | Linux | ✅ Yes | | WSL (Windows) | ✅ Yes | | Windows CMD/PowerShell | ❌ No |

License

MIT © nikhil