proj helps you to keep track of your projects on Linux.
A project under proj is a folder and a creation date. What's inside the
folder is what makes your project.
proj keep the projects information in a SQLite database in the projects
root folder, so this folder can be shared.
You can list, search and enter projects. Under proj, entering a
project means running a shell in the project's folder.
proj is expecting the projects workspace to be set in the environment
variable PROJ_HOME. If not found it will use $HOME/projects.
If you already have a folder with your
projects just set PROJ_HOME to that folder.
$ mkdir $HOME/projectsIf the projects folder is not empty, the init
process will import the projects in the database.
$ proj init$ proj
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proj> Use the command new <project name> to create a new project. proj will
add the new project to its database and create the according folder under
the projects workspace.
proj> new projectx
created project projectx in database
created directory /home/guki/projects/projectx
Use the command cd <project name> to enter the project. proj will open
a shell in the project's folder.
proj> cd projectx
Entering projectx project.
proj/projectx>
To leave a project just exit the shell.
To list the available commands, run help under proj prompt.
proj> help
Command Description
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ls [pattern] list projects
ll list folders in the projects directory
new <project name> create a new project
cd <project name> enter a project
rm <project name> delete a project from the database
du display projects disk usage
find [pattern] find files for pattern
help print this help
quit exit /home/kielwgui/gowork/bin/proj