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I write simple bash scripts for this that I put in my path e.g. if you type "project123" in the terminal, it will open the project in VS Code, open the git repo
by seanwilson 7y ago
I write simple bash scripts for this that I put in my path e.g. if you type "project123" in the terminal, it will open the project in VS Code, open the git repo is SourceTree, open the API docs in Chrome, start the local server etc. Usually I make it close all those programs first as well so it's a clean slate.
Pretty simple and really flexible.
- AndreFvchs 7y agoSounds awesome! Can you please share the bash script?
- seanwilson 7y agoPut a function in your bash profile script along the lines of this, where you open up everything you need for a project to going: function project123() { path=~/Documents/project123 cd $path code $path # open IDE stree $path # open SourceTree chrome "localhost:8080"& gulp # Start local server } Then just type "project123" in bash to run it. Create a new one for each project.