vjt's tmux RVM + ViM IDE setup

1-session.sh

#!/bin/sh
#
# IDE Session starter - you should save this script as ~/bin/session, make it
# executable with chmod +x ~/bin/session, and then make a symlink to it for
# every application you want to start.

# E.g. ln -s session ~/bin/members creates a "members" symlink, and when you'll issue
# "members" on the command line this script will:

# Check if a tmux session named "members" exists
# If yes, it'll attach it and exit
# If no, it'll look for a "members" directory inside the defined base directory below
#    and for a ".tmuxrc" file inside it. The script then sets the GEM_HOME and GEM_PATH
#    environment variables, using the RVM environment file (change it if you use rbenv)
#    and it'll start a new tmux session with the application .tmuxrc file.
#    I do use a ".gemset" file in each app directory and my .rvmrc contains only
#    "rvm use `cat .gemset`". In this way only interactive shells will load RVM,
#    while other shells will live happily without it.

# source: https://gist.github.com/1886016

name=`basename $0`
base="$HOME/code"
dir="$base/$name"
rc="$dir/.tmuxrc"

if ! test -f $rc; then
  echo "$rc does not exist"
  exit -1
fi

if ! tmux has-session -t $name ; then
  # Change this line if you use something different than RVM.
  # The session needs the GEM_HOME and GEM_PATH variables.
  source ~/.rvm/environments/`cat $dir/.gemset`

  tmux start                           \;\
    new-session -d -s $name exit       \;\
    set default-path       $dir        \;\
    set set-remain-on-exit on          \;\
    setenv -t $name PATH     $PATH     \;\
    setenv -t $name GEM_HOME $GEM_HOME \;\
    setenv -t $name GEM_PATH $GEM_PATH \;\
    source-file $rc                    \;\
    set set-remain-on-exit off
fi

tmux attach -t $name

2-application.tmuxrc

# Per-application .tmuxrc. This file is loaded by bin/session
# and should be placed into the app root and named .tmuxrc.
# 
# If you do not use pry, replace "pry .." with "rails c" :-).
#
# vim: syn=tmux
# source: https://gist.github.com/1886016

# If you don't need RAILS_RELATIVE_URL_ROOT, just remove it.
#
neww -n server  'RAILS_RELATIVE_URL_ROOT=/members unicorn -c config/unicorn.development.rb'
splitw -v -p 80 'tail -n 200 -f log/development.log'
splitw -v -p 30 'pry -r ./config/environment.rb'
setw -t server monitor-activity off

neww -n app     'vi .'
neww -n console 'bash -l'
neww -n scm     'bash -l'
neww -n gems    'vi $GEM_HOME'

# If you've got a single database, you can remove the splitw
neww -n db      'rails db'
splitw -v -p 50 'sqsh -S debian -U sa -P "" -D database'

#
selectw -t server

3-tmux.conf

#
# -*- ~/.tmux.conf -*-
#  - vjt@openssl.it -
#
# source: https://gist.github.com/1886016

set -g mode-mouse          on
set -g monitor-activity    on
set -g utf8                on
set -g mouse-select-pane   on
set -g mouse-select-window on
set -g mouse-resize-pane   on
set -g status-utf8         on
set -g repeat-time         200
set -g default-terminal    "screen-256color"

#set -g clock-mode-style 12
#set -g clock-mode-colour red

set -g pane-active-border-fg     '#ff0000'
set -g status-bg                 '#0000ff'
set -g status-fg                 '#ffffff'
set -g window-status-current-fg  '#ff5555'
set -g window-status-activity-fg '#ffffff'
set -g window-status-activity-bg '#000044'

set -g status-right             "#W - #T - #(cat /proc/loadavg  | awk '{print $1, $2, $3}')"
set -g status-right-length      100
set -g status-right-bg          '#ff0000'
set -g status-right-fg          '#ffffff'

set -g prefix C-f
unbind   C-b
bind-key C-f send-prefix

# C-f C-f switches between the last two windows
bind-key C-f last-window
bind-key 'f' last-pane

bind-key -   split-window
bind-key |   split-window -h

bind-key C-l respawn-pane -k
unbind-key l

unbind-key &
bind-key k confirm-before -p "Kill window #W?"  kill-window
bind-key \ confirm-before -p "Kill session #S?" kill-session

bind-key '#' split-window 'htop'
bind-key 'm' command-prompt -p "man:" "split-window 'exec man %%'"
bind-key 'o' command-prompt -p "ssh:" "split-window 'exec ssh %%'"

# Copy tmux buffer into the X clipboard. Requires xsel.
#
# Copies back data on Mac OS Pasteboard as well, and even over SSH
# sessions as long as ForwardX11 (-X / -Y switch) is enabled.
bind-key C-c run 'tmux show-buffer | xsel -pbi'