Project Manager

Get easy access to all your projects and manage them with project specific settings and options.

Install

$ apm install project-manager

or open Atom and go to Preferences > Install and search for project-manager

Use

List Projects

ctrl-cmd-p (mac) / alt-shift-P (win & linux) or Project Manager: List Projects in the Command Palette.

You can filter projects by title, group and template. group: atom would list all projects with the group atom. Default is title

Save Project

Project Manager: Save Project in the Command Palette and write the title you want to save the project as.

Edit Projects

All projects are saved in a .cson file which you can easily reach by searching for Project Manager: Edit Projects in the Command Palette.

Project Settings

setting	Type	Description	Default
`title`	`string`	Projects title. Used in the projects list	`''`
`paths`	`array`	The folders that will open in the tree view. First path is the main one that counts as the project.	`[]`
`settings`	`Object`	Enables you to set project specific settings. Everything that goes in the `config.cson` file can go here. It also supports scoped settings.	`{}`
`icon`	`string`	Icon that shows in the projects list. It's class-based so can either be a class already provided by Atom like `icon-squirell` or a class of your own.	`'icon-chevron-right'`
`devMode`	`boolean`	`true` if project should open in dev mode	`false`
`group`	`string`	Adds a group to the projects list that can be used to group and filter projects	`null`
`template`	`string`	If you add a project in the `projects.cson` file without `paths` it will count as a template. This way you can easily share settings between projects	`null`

Example

projectmanager:
  title: 'Project Manager'
  devMode: true
  group: 'Atom'
  template: 'coffeescript-template'
  paths: [
    '/path/to/project-manager'
  ]
  settings:
    '*':
      'editor.tabLength': 4

'coffeescript-template':
  icon: 'icon-coffeescript'
  settings:
    '.source.coffee':
      'editor.tabLength': 2
      'editor.preferredLineLength': 80

Package Settings

Name	Setting	Default	Description
Show Path	`project-manager.showPath`	`true`	Shows each projects paths in the projects list
Environment Specific Projects	`project-manager.environmentSpecificProjects`	`false`	If you share your `.atom` folder between computers but don't use the same projects. Will create a `projects.[hostname].cson` for each environment
Sort By	`project-manager.sortBy`	`'default'`	Will sort the projects list by selected option. Default sorting is the order in which the are
Close Current	`project-manager.closeCurrent`	`false`	Closes the current window before opening a new project.

API

The project manager provides a service that you can use in your own Atom packages. To use it, include project-manager in the consumedServices section of your package.json.

"consumedServices": {
    "project-manager": {
      "versions": {
        "^2.2.1": "consumeProjectManager"
      }
    }
  }

Then in your package's main module, call methods on the service

module.exports =
  doSomethingWithTheCurrentProject: (project) ->

  consumeProjectManager: (PM) ->
    PM.projects.getCurrent (project) =>
      if project
        @doSomethingWithTheCurrentProject(project)

Methods

`{Projects}`

::getAll
- {Function} callback - Callback that receives an Array of {Project}'s
::getCurrent
- {Function} callback - Callback that receives the current {Project} or false if there is none active
::onUpdate
- {Function} callback - Will be called each time a project have been updated

`{Project}`

{props} - Contains all properties of the project like title, paths and settings
::open - Will open the project
::isCurrent - Returns true if it's the current project
::onUpdate
- {Function} callback - Will be called when the project have been updated
::set - Will set the property on the project
- {String} key
- {Mixed} value
::unset - Will remove the property from the project
- {String} key

Please let me know if you make something out of it :)

Contribute

If you would like to contribute to the project manager, be it new features or bugs, please do the following:

Fork the repository
Create a new topic branch off the master branch that describe what it does
Commit and push the branch
Make a pull request describing what you have done
Now it will hopefully get merged :)

All PR's should:

Pass the jscs linter
Pass the jshint linter
Add a test when it makes sense, which should be most of the time

a 🍺 if you enjoy using the project manager :)

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