mytmux

#!/bin/bash
# Run this with ./mytmux.
# If this file is modified, kill the existing session with "tmux kill-session -t mytmux"
# and run this again to reconfigure the "mytmux" session.

# If the "mytmux" session does not exist ...
if ! tmux has-session -t mytmux; then
  # Create a new session named "mytmux" and detach.
  # The name of the first window will be the command running in it (vim).
  tmux new-session -s mytmux -d

  # In first window, cd to Node labs directory and
  # start Vim with vertical split and in explore mode.
  #tmux send-keys -t mytmux:0.0 'cdtraining; cd Node.js/nodejs-labs; vim +vs +E' C-m

  # Create a second window named "console" for entering shell commands.
  #tmux new-window -n console -t mytmux

  #tmux split-window -h -t mytmux:1 # split into two horizontal panes
  #tmux split-window -v -t mytmux:1.1 # split right pane into two vertical panes

  # In upper-right pane, cd to Node labs directory and start "less-watch".
  #tmux send-keys -t mytmux:1.1 'cdtraining; cd Node.js/nodejs-labs' C-m
  #tmux send-keys -t mytmux:1.1 'less-watch .' C-m

  # In lower-right pane, start "top".
  #tmux send-keys -t mytmux:1.2 'top' C-m

  #tmux select-window -t mytmux:0 # move focus to first window
  #tmux select-pane -t 0 # move focus to vim pane; only one, so not needed
fi

# Attach to the "mytmux" session.
tmux attach -t mytmux