Simple and no dependency session manager with load and save ability for tmux written in Go (NOT yet stable.)

I need this to manage my tmux session, mostly in docker container and I need this to be no-dependency. the other I found usable are all depend on Ruby or Python.

The other goal is to automatically create a bash script base on this config. (Not implemented yet.)

Install from source using go get :

go get -u -v github.com/fzerorubigd/tmass

Or get it from gobuild.io

The config file is much like teamocil but compatibility is not a goal. (currently is different in some ways)

# Create default config directory
mkdir $HOME/.config/tmass

# 1- Create a tmass config manually :
# Create a sample config
touch $HOME/.config/tmass/sample.yml
# Edit your configuration
$EDITOR $HOME/.config/tmass/sample.yml
# Run tmass with your configuration

# 2- Or Save an existing tmux session
# Run tmux and create your favorite layout inside it
# rename the session if you want to
tmux rename-session sample
# Save the layout with tmass
tmass save sample

# Load the sample session
tmass load sample

for better usage help, use tmass help

• In saving session, the saved command are always without the parameters part. for example ls -al is ls, this is a tmux limitation
• The window name in most configs are ignored

The config file is in yaml format. each file is a session and each session can have multiple window and each window can have any number of pane.

The window name is normally ignored by tmux, since any command inside the window can change the window name. If you want to force tmux to use only your name then disable tmux allow-rename option.

Create a two pane window :

name: two-pane-session
windows:
  - name: normally-ignored
    layout: even-horizontal
    panes:
      - git status
      - commands:
          - ls
          - echo "Hey"
        root: ~/workspase/

A session with two window, the first one contain 3 pane and the next 2 pane :

name: two-window-per-session
windows:
  - name: window-1
    layout: main-vertical
    panes:
      - ls -al
      - #Nothing
      - echo its me
  - name: window-2
    layout: even-vertical
    panes:
      - cat /etc/resolv.conf
      - #ignored

copy bash_tmass in your bash-autocomplete folder or simply add this into your .bashrc :

. /path/to/this/file/bash_tmass

Rename the zsh_tmass into _tmass and copy it inside the zsh autocomplete folder like this (in Archlinux) :

cp zsh_tmass /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/_tmass

or add this into your .zshrc :

fpath=("/path/to/_tmass" $fpath)
autoload -U compinit
compinit

• Implement the save to bash script
• Need more example :)
• The name is suggested by @beygoo :) ask him why.