a 🍺 if you enjoy using the project manager :)

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

$ apm install project-manager

You can also open Atom and go to Preferences > Install and search for project-manager

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

Projects can be filtered by title, group and template by typing group: atom which would give all projects with the atom group.

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

Project Manager: Edit Project will open a page where you can edit the current project. It currently only supports certain fields.

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

All these settings can be added to a project.cson file in the root folder of the project. It follows the below example, but without the array.

[
  {
    title: 'Project Manager'
    group: 'Atom'
    paths: [
      '/path/to/project-manager'
    ]
    devMode: true
    settings:
      'editor.tabLength': 4
      'editor.showInvisibles': true
  }
]

If you want to use the projects available through the Project Manager you can use the provided methods.

function consumeProjectManager({ getProjects, getProject } => {
  /**
   * Get an array containing all projects.
   * The callback will be run each time a project is added.
   */
  getProjects(projects => {
    // Do something with the projects.
  });

  /**
   * Get the currently active project.
   * The callback will be run whenever the active project changes.
   */
  getProject(project => {
    if (project) {
      // We have an active project.
    }
  });
});

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

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

All PR's should:

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