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vim-tmuxify

This is a shiny Vim plugin for handling tmux panes from within Vim!

Features:

create/kill associated panes
associate tmuxify to already existing panes
send visually highlighted lines to the associated pane
send to pane by prompting for input
send to pane by setting a run command for the current filetype
once set, run commands are remembered, but can easily be reset
all the plugin configuration happens in one dictionary that holds filetypes as keys and run commands as values

NOTE: This plugin needs tmux 1.6 with a certain patch level. You're safe with versions 1.7+.

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Installation

If you have no preferred installation method, I suggest using tpope's pathogen:

git clone https://github.com/tpope/vim-pathogen ~/.vim/bundle/vim-pathogen
mkdir -p ~/.vim/autoload && cd ~/.vim/autoload
ln -s ../bundle/vim-pathogen/autoload/pathogen.vim

Afterwards, installing tmuxify is as easy as pie:

git clone https://github.com/mhinz/vim-tmuxify ~/.vim/bundle/vim-tmuxify
start Vim
:Helptags
:h tmuxify

Options

Put these variables into your vimrc for great enjoyment. The shown examples are also the default values.

let g:tmuxify_custom_command = 'tmux split-window -d'

Use this option if you want to overwrite that default command for creating a new pane.

(Examples are given in :h tmuxify-options)

let g:tmuxify_map_prefix = '<leader>m'

What to start mappings with. Set it to '' to disable mappings.

let g:tmuxify_run = {}

Set run commands for specific filetypes. '%' will be replaced by the full path to the current buffer.

Example:

let g:tmuxify_run = {
    \ 'sh': 'bash %',
    \ 'go': 'go build %',
    \}

Mappings

<leader>mn

Executes TxCreate. Creates a new pane and associates with it.

<leader>mq

Executes TxKill. Closes the associated pane.

<leader>ms

Executes TxSend. Prompts for input and sends it to the associated pane. This mapping also works on visual selections.

<leader>mr

Executes TxSendKey. Prompts for input and sends it to the associated pane as keys.

<leader>mk

Executes TxRun. Prompts for input if there is no entry in g:tmuxify_run for the current filetype. '%' will be replaced by the full path to the current buffer.

<leader>mt

Executes TxSetRunCmd. Change the run command for the current filetype.

<leader>mp

Executes TxSetPane. Associate an already existing pane with tmuxify. Note: You can use tab completion here.

<leader>mc

Executes TxClear. Sends ctrl+l to the associated pane.

<leader>mb

Executes TxSigInt. Sends ctrl+c to the associated pane.

Documentation

:h tmuxify

Author

Marco Hinz <mh.codebro@gmail.com>

James Baumgarten (current maintainer)