devanlooches/tmux-config

My configurations for Tmux

My configuration for Neovim and Tmux

My configurations for Tmux and Neovim.

Contents:

• Tmux
  • Demo
  • Requirements
  • Tmux Status Bar Features
  • Tmux Shortcuts in this package
    • Vim-like navigation
  • Other goodies
  • Installation
• Credit
• About Me

Tmux

Demo:

Requirements:

• MacOSX
• Mail - Mail application
• Apple Music - Apple Music Application
• Battery - Tmux Plugin Manager

Tmux Status Bar Features:

• Shows battery status:
  • background color changes depending on the battery percentage
  • Shows battery percentage
  • Shows '🔋' when on battery power, '⚡' when charging, or '👍' when charged
  • shows different stages of shaded '🌕's for different percentages
    • Like this: '🌕', '🌖', '🌖', '🌗', '🌗', '🌘', '🌘', '🌑'
  • shows time remaining in battery

• Shows Apple Music song currently playing:
  • Shows track name and artist name
• Shows number of unread mails you have
• All Mail and Apple music sections disappear when those applications are not in use:
• Date and time (24-hour format)
• Computer name

Other Goodies

• I recommend installing Tmuxinator as it is a great tool.

Tmux Shortcuts in this package:

By default the prefix key Ctrl + b

• Switch panes with arrow keys
• <prefix> and then Ctrl + c to create a new session
• <prefix> and then Ctrl + f to find a session
• <prefix> and then > to swap current pane with the next one
• <prefix> and then < to swap current pane with the previous one
• <prefix> and then Ctrl + h to go to the previous window
• <prefix> and then Ctrl + l to go to the next window
• <prefix> and then tab to go to the last active window
• <prefix> and then enter to enter copy mode
• <prefix> and then U (uppercase) to show url view
• <prefix> and then r to source the .tmux.conf

Vim-like navigation:

• <prefix> and then l, h, k, or j to move to the next pane to the right, left, up, or down, respectively.
• <prefix> and then L, H, K, or J (uppercase) to resize a pane to the right, left, up, or down, respectively

Installation:

1. Make sure you have all of the Requirements.
2. Download the .tmux.conf file and put it in you home directory.
3. Download the segments directory and put it in in ~/.tmux/.

Credit

• Inspired by Tmux-Powerline
• Some Keyboard shortcuts inspired by https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux

About the creator

I am a 15-year-old budding programmer. This is my first public Github repo. Any feedback would be much appreciated! Please post your comments under the Discussions tab.