proj-cmd

A simple project organizer written in rust using clap. Divedes your projects into subgroups called projgrps which can have their own projects.

Installation

Step 1

install the proj-cmd command -:

cargo install proj-cmd

Step 2

zsh

Add the following to your shell's config file -:

eval "$(proj-cmd init zsh)"

bash

Add the following to your shell's config file -:

eval "$(proj-cmd init bash)"

fish

Add the following to your shell's config file -:

eval "$(proj-cmd init fish)"

nu

run this command proj-cmd init nu | save -f ~/.proj.nu Add the following to your shell's config file -:

source ~/.proj.nu

The init command currenly supports bash, zsh, nu & fish

By default, the init command generates a function named proj, you can pass in your own as proj-cmd init <shell> my-cmd

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Commands

goto

proj goto <projgrp>
proj goto <projgrp> <project>

Cd into a project or projgrp

cd into projgrp if project is omitted.

make

proj make <projgrp>

Make a new projgrp

create

proj create <projgrp> <project>

Create a new project in specified projgrp

list

proj list
proj list <projgrp>

List all proj groups or projects in specified proj group

setup

proj setup
proj setup <proj_homepath>

Set or get the home path

zip

proj zip <projgrp>
proj zip <projgrp> <project>

Compress a project or proj group into a zip file

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