Simple terminal project manager to make your life a little bit easier

git clone https://github.com/SaraFarron/prj.git
chmod +x ./prj/prj.sh

Add alias and source to your .bashrc:

PRJ_PATH="path/to/prj"  # Use $HOME instead of '~' here
alias prj="$PRJ_PATH/prj.sh"
source path/to/prj/prj-completion.sh
export PRJ_PATH="$PRJ_PATH"

prj add <project name>           Add project.
prj add <git link>               Add project from git host.
prj list                         List all projects.
prj remove <project name>        Remove project(s).
prj run <project name>           Start project.
prj init <project name> <config> Init project.
prj                              Display this information.

• Add project: If provided with name creates folder in PROJECTS_FOLDER with that name and adds project config If provided with link clones repo in PROJECTS_FOLDER and adds project config
• Init project: You can initialise project like git init ; touch README.md ; touch .gitignore ...

Possible init options are in configs/, of course, you can add and edit them to your taste

You can also init multilple scripts in one go: prj init project-name config1 config2 config3

You can define what editor to use and your default projects folder in prj.sh at the top of the file:

PROJECTS_FOLDER="$HOME/Projects/"  # your projects folder
EDITOR_COMMAND="code ."  # edit to run in your favourite editor

If you cd to your project every time after opening terminal - then this might save you some time. With prj you can cd, git pull, activate virtual env, etc. with just one simple command.

prj is just a one simple bash script, what it does is basically:

cd here
run this-thing.sh

so you can easily understand whats going on inside

I will most likely add scripts in configs/ depending on my own needs, if you need something for yourself just copy, rename and edit what you want it to execute - it is that simple.

All your project scripts are located in projects/, these scripts execute when you run project using prj run <project name>, therefore you can edit them individually.

Thanks to EivindArvesen's prm - some ideas were inspired by his project