Feature: Added dynamic addition and removal of filepaths using FZF

[johnmarco123]

Added the following flags:

tmux-sessionizer -add, -a
tmux-sessionizer -delete, -d
tmux-sessionizer -list -l

It also now has dynamic addition and removal of filepaths using stdin and ensures no duplicates are added. All of this is saved in the users HOME under tmux-sessionizer.txt, but this path can be changed.

[johnmarco123]

Doing a big refactor, to make this easier to use and making it so you never have to enter a file to edit contents

[johnmarco123]

Should be good for usage now, add directories to your list by using tmux-sessionizer -a PATH_GOES_HERE.

You can also add the word "all" afterwards like so:

tmux-sessionizer -a PATH_GOES_HERE all

which would be equivelant to original tmux-sessionizer "find PATH -type d -maxdepth 1".

By default it only adds the exact directory you provide it unless provided the extra "all" option after your directory. It also supports relative paths such as '~', '.', and absolute paths '/'. It will automatically expand them and save them to your list

[johnmarco123]

The filepaths are stored in two separate files, basic paths are stored in .tmux-sessionizer.txt, and the "all" paths are stored in .tmux-sessionizer_wild.txt. I removed its capability to accept standard in for now as it would of been a pain to re-create after the refactor.

[johnmarco123]

You can add the following in ur tmux config to quickly add, delete, and manage your tmux-sessionizer list files:
bind f run-shell "tmux neww tmux-sessionizer"
bind d send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -d' C-m
bind a send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -a .' C-m
bind A send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -a . all' C-m

[devidasjadhav]

correct shebang else this will not run.

[johnmarco123]

fixed

[johnmarco123]

My current tmux conf:

bind f run-shell "tmux neww tmux-sessionizer"
bind d send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -d' C-m
bind a send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -a .' C-m
bind A send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -a . all' C-m
bind h send-keys C-u "cd $(tmux display-message -p '#{pane_start_path}')" C-m

The last command when run will take you to where you originally opened your tmux session, so if you deviate from your home path, you can simply return there

[johnmarco123]

Correction, don't use bind h as that moves panes in a vim style, rebind it to b or something
bind f run-shell "tmux neww tmux-sessionizer"
bind d send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -d' C-m
bind a send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -a .' C-m
bind A send-keys C-u 'tmux-sessionizer -a . all' C-m
bind b send-keys C-u "cd $(tmux display-message -p '#{pane_start_path}')" C-m

[johnmarco123]

@ThePrimeagen Kindly pinging to merge mr prime