ProjectMan🦸

ProjectMan is a CLI which lets you add projects to favorites using command pm add and open them from anywhere you want using command pm open.

Along with this there are also other commands like pm seteditor, pm remove, cd $(pm getpath) mentioned in documentation below.

Installation

With NodeJS installed in your machine,

npm install -g projectman

Commands

pm is an alias of projectman so you can use pm <command> or projectman <command>

📖 Open Project

Opens project in your code editor (Check out pm seteditor command to set your preferred editor)

Usage :

pm open [projectName]

[projectName] is an optional parameter.

Alias: pm o, pm

➕ Add Project or Template

Add project to favorites

cd /till/the/project
pm add

You can pass --url param to add a URL instead of a directory.

🪄 Create Project

Use added projects as a template to create new project

pm create

Alias: pm c

💫 Set Editor

pm seteditor

Sets default editor to open projects from.

To set a different editor for a specific project,

Flag: --for-project

pm seteditor --for-project

Sets different editor for a specific project. E.g You can use VSCode for other projects and Atom for CoolProject1

If your TextEditor/IDE is not listed, You can select option Other from the list and give your editorCommand. Read editorCommand ref for more information.

🏃🏽 cd to a project without opening.

cd $(pm getpath [projectName])

[projectName] is an optional parameter.

Alias : cd $(pm gp)

(Note: This does not work in Windows cmd, You can use it in Windows Powershell)

❌ Remove Project

pm remove

Removes project from favorites.

➖ Remove editor

pm rmeditor

Shows list of project and removes the project specific editor from the project.

pm rmeditor --all

removes all project specific editors.

⚙️ Settings.json

If you want to sort projects/change name of project/change path, You can type pm edit to open settings.json

Example settings:

{
    "commandToOpen": "code",
    "projects": [
        {
            "name": "Project1",
            "path": "path/to/project1"
        },
        {
            "name": "Project2",
            "path": "path/to/project2",
            "editor": "atom"
        },
        {
            "name": "Project3",
            "path": "path/to/project3"
        }
    ]
}

This will show three projects in pm open and project2 will be opened in Atom and other projects will be opened in Visual Studio Code

Settings Ref:

> commandToOpen :

• This is your editor's command, this command will be used to open the file in your editor.
• Default is code which opens in vscode.
• This is the command that you normally use to open directories in your editor.

| Editor |'commandToOpen' value| |---------------|-----------| | VSCode | code | | Atom | atom | | Sublime | subl | | Vim | vim | | WebStorm | wstorm |

> projects.name :

• This is the name that will be visible when you type projectman open

> projects.path :

• This should be the absolute path to your folder.

> projects.editor :

• This is optional key. In case it doesn't exist it will read value from commandToOpen
• You can use this to specify separate editor for a particular project.
• You can set it by adding "editor": "<commandToOpen>" in projects array in settings.json (Example is shown above)

ChangeLogs

v2.0.0 @latest

• Add pm create command
• Remove support for binaries

For More Changes read CHANGELOG.md

Rust Port

@hskang9 has made a pretty cool rust port for projectman. You can check it out at: https://github.com/hskang9/projectman-rust

Contributing to ProjectMan

I would be extremely happy to have people contribute to ProjectMan. You can read Contribution guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md

Thank you for showing Interest! Do contribute and star ProjectMan🦸 on GitHub