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Simple tmux launcher that will take less than 2 minutes to learn and should work across all versions of tmux

Project description

smux

The minimal tmux launcher, with the fewest options to set and the fastest ramp-up time.

Originally created to be tool to make it easier to reproduce (and interactively debug) distributed systems bugs that required sshing into a lot of servers and starting processes, smux is a general purpose tmux launcher whose input resembles in all respects a concatenation of bash scripts to be run on each terminal.

Dependencies

  • Python2

  • tmux (any version)

Installation

Run the following command:

sudo pip install smux

Usage (as a command line tool)

  1. Create a new file, either from scratch or by copying Sample.smux.

  2. (Optional) Specify PANES_PER_WINDOW and LAYOUT as described in the usage message.

  3. For every pane you want to launch, write an entry of the following form.:

    ---------
    command1
    command2
    command3

    Note that a pane does not necessary need to run any commands.

    Note further that it is not uncommon for the first command in a pane to be ssh ... and then the subsequent commands the ones to be run on the rmeote server.

  4. smux.py <input_file_name>

Usage (as a library)

smux has a single API call create:

import smux

smux.create(numPerWindow,
        [["command1_for_pane1", "command2_for_pane1"],
         ["command1_for_pane2", "command2_for_pane2"],
         ...
         ])

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