Hi,
Then I tested dmux I had no tmux installed. When I run dmux ./ it panicked with a not very useful message. After installing tmux all worked.
I believe to add more useful message would be good as seeing panic doesn't look very nice.

It just a suggestion.

In case it matters:

• my machine is Linux Mint 20
• installed dmux using cargo install
• cargo 1.45.0 (744bd1fbb 2020-06-15)

PS. I don't have panic output as after installing tmux it went away.

skim is another fuzzy selector that also is a library.

Pros:

• no external deps (I'm not a huge fan of using Command all over the place
• easier to manage input and output

Cons:

• slower
• adds to bin size

in the default layout with the commands nvim and fish, nvim starts half sized on the left

Cloning with an ssh url is broken and panics in app.rs 315

Hello and thank you for creating this! It looks like an awesome tool!

I have one issue:

My ~/.config/dmux/dmux.conf.toml looks like this:

dir = "~/work"
session_name = "work"
number_of_panes = 2
commands = ["nvim", "zsh"]

but when I run dmux <project> or even dmux -c nvim zsh -p 2 <project> inside my tmux session, I can see the new window being created, but it is not split in two. There is only one panel with zsh.

Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

I should be able to specify a list of ignored directories that will be skipped when searching

On the whole the UI discoverability is great - those right click menus work a treat.
(I was looking for 'Paste Xyz' but 'Type Xyz' works well.)

I'm guessing there's a global modifier key that allows you to split a window? C-m h or something? - I couldn't find much in the docs or help about which keystrokes to use...

I can seemingly select text with the mouse and it turns yellow until I let go of the mouse, but it doesn't seem to affect anything? Ideally that would just stick whatever text was highlighted in the system copypaste buffer - that would be great.

No updates for a long time - is this project abandoned?

after using dmux to start up a session, there's a dead window named [tmux] with text in it about my tmux.conf
this window should be deleted once the new window is created

Love the idea for this app. I cannot get it to run, though. Some examples would be great.

i tried to set selected_dir for a profile in config file but it doesn't work so i suppose the option is not available.
if there's such an option then an example config file with all the options would be great!

Hi Zachary,

The project looks really good and working around a settable root solves my main frustration with tmuxinator. However, my setup is based on a session per project and multiple windows in standard order and naming. I am struggling to get a dmux profile working this way.

Is this supported? If so is there any documentation or example I can have a look at?

Thanks,

Ralph