tmux-tea

tmux sessions as easy as tea ☕🪟

tmux-tea in action

tmux-tea is a tmux session manager aimed at simplifying and speeding up how you interact with tmux sessions. It's a one key solution to all your tmux session needs.

• Integrations with tmuxinator for session specific configs
• Integrations with fzf for fuzzy search
• Supports session previews
• Integrations with zoxide for directory based session creation

• tmux, fd, fzf, zoxide (required)
• tmuxinator (for session layouts)
• eza (for directory previews)

Add the following to your ~/.tmux.conf

set -g @plugin '2kabhishek/tmux-tea'

cd ~/.tmux/plugins/tmux-tea # replace ~/.tmux/plugins with your plugin installation path
ln -sfnv $PWD/bin/tea.sh  ~/.local/bin/tea # Add tea to $PATH, make sure ~/.local/bin is in your $PATH

There are two ways to open tea

• <prefix> - t, this can be configured with the @tea-bind option e.g: set -g @tea-bind "t"
• Ctrl+t alternate binding, this can be configured with the @tea-alt-bind option, set it to "false" to disable

• Ctrl+f - Directory mode
• Ctrl+j - Zoxide mode
• Ctrl+s - Session mode
• Ctrl+w - Window mode
• Ctrl+x - Kill mode
• Ctrl+t - Toggle tea

If you have a .tmuxinator.yml file in your directory, tea will use it for setting up your session.

If you have a tmuxinator config file in ~/.config/tmuxinator/ that has the same name as your tmux session directory then that will be used.

If none of these are present a tmux session is created from scratch.

If there is no tmuxinator config present, you can set a default command to run in the session using:

set -g @tea-default-command "$EDITOR"

This will open every new session after the initial one with your "$EDITOR" command running.

If you use zsh you can add the <C-t> binding outside tmux as well using this sni[[ed]]

bindkey -s '^T' ' tea^M ^M'

You can set tea-show-nth option to show parts of the path, default is to show the last two dirs.

# shows the second last (-2) and the last (-1) directories
set -g @tea-show-nth "-2,-1"
# if you want to show the last three directories
set -g @tea-show-nth "-3,-2,-1"

You can set the session name to be the full path you select instead of the directory using:

set -g @tea-session-name "full-path"

You can set the preview position to "top","bottom","left", or "right", default is "top".

set -g @tea-preview-position "bottom"

You can set the input position to "default", "reverse" or "reverse-list", default is "reverse".

set -g @tea-layout "reverse"

Set the default directory used by the find mode, first fallback is $HOME/Projects, second fallback is $HOME.

set -g @tea-find-path "$HOME/Projects"
# You can also set it to the parent directory of PWD
set -g @tea-find-path "$PWD/.."

Set the max depth used by the find mode, default depth is "2".

set -g @tea-max-depth "3"

tmux-tea was inspired by t-smart-tmux-session-manager and shares a lot of code.

I wanted to add some more features that diverged from the original repo and wanted to keep the configs simpler.

• Figuring out the preview script was quite tricky.
• Bash shenanigans!

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