Update tmux-sessioner extension

[guidefari]

Description

• Configure default directory to start new session in
• Optional: select directory when creating new session

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• I read the extension guidelines
• I read the documentation about publishing
• I ran npm run build and tested this distribution build in Raycast
• I checked that files in the assets folder are used by the extension itself
• I checked that assets used by the README are placed outside of the metadata folder

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[jasonshanks]

I like this extension is getting some renewed attention right now!

Not mine to say and I haven't downloaded the fork to check out yet but I think this is great, as long as the directory option can be left blank and not prompted for.

Not how I personally use tmux: every session has a different directory and navigating to one is far superior in the actual terminal (like I immediately reach for Zoxide).

What do you think @louishuyng ?

[louishuyng]

I think the idea of setting up a new directory when starting a new tmux session is cool.

To be honest, i not usually create new session as i always defined my session using [tmuxinator](https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator)

But if i have a chance to setup directory for each new session i would like to follow the way

1. User choose their default directory like @guidefari did in the first step
2. When a user creates a new session, the Finder directory will open with the view set to the default directory established in step 1.

The reason is we usually focus on some main default directory (for me is ~/Dev/repository/github.com) then i will create session around that default directory

For example:

• Company A Session will be in this directory ~/Dev/repository/github.com/companyA
• Company B Session will be in this directory ~/Dev/repository/github.com/companyB
• My personal Session will be in this directory ~/Dev/repository/github.com/louishuyng

@guidefari @jasonshanks what do you guys think if we follow above?

[jasonshanks]

Yeah that suits me fine!

For the most part I create a lot of website repos in a main Sites folder. Then a bunch of other repos in a GitHub projects ones. But switching directories once I'm in is trivial. Great for this to meet as many needs as possible 😄

aside: I was trying check out an unpublished branch like this for the first time but following the guide ended in errors. I'm in fish but also tried zsh. Any suggestions what the syntax is supposed to be? I tried: git clone -n --depth=1 --filter=tree:0 -b $tmux-sessioner $https://github.com/guidefari/raycast-extensions.git

p.s. @guidefari just being listening to some DnB on Goosebumps. nice curation 👍

[guidefari]

@jasonshanks @louishuyng yeah I have a similar workflow. Please check my latest commit to confirm if it's what you have in mind?

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@jasonshanks thanks for checking out goosebumps! I'm also listening to mixes from there now😄

& RE the checking out my fork, here's what I ran, let me know if it works?

BRANCH="ext/tmux-sessioner"
FORK_URL="https://github.com/guidefari/raycast-extensions.git"
EXTENSION_NAME="tmux-sessioner"

git clone -n --depth=1 --filter=tree:0 -b ${BRANCH} ${FORK_URL}
cd raycast-extensions
git sparse-checkout set --no-cone "extensions/${EXTENSION_NAME}"
git checkout
cd "extensions/${EXTENSION_NAME}"
npm install && npm run dev

[pernielsentikaer]

Hi 👋

Looks good to me, approved 🔥

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https://raycast.com/louishuyng/tmux-sessioner

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