JetBrains Command Line IDE Finder / Launcher. This tool should be installed in /usr/local/bin/jb and then, as long as your JetBrains apps are installed into `/Applications/apps` folder, `jb` will be able to find launch them. If the binaries are installed elsewhere, set the `JETBRAINS_INSTALLATION_DIR` folder.

jb

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# © 2019 Konstantin Gredeskoul
#
# A generic jetbrains command line launcher after the Toolbox one seems to
# never really work anymore.
#
# This tool should be installed in /usr/local/bin/jb and then, as long as your JetBrains apps 
# are installed into `/Applications/apps` folder, `jb` will be able to find launch them. 
# If the binaries are installed elsewhere, set the `JETBRAINS_INSTALLATION_DIR` folder.
#
# For instance, grab the latest RAW URL of the script and paste it into the JB_URL definition below:
#  
#   JB_URL="https://gist.githubusercontent.com/kigster/ebe0efcece59b6700faadb52997a7bed/raw/5c2118d5dd99147b582ede4df7694ab414864288/jb"
#   curl -fSLs $JB_URL -o/usr/local/bin/jb && chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/jb
#

set -e

export JETBRAINS_INSTALLATION_DIR=${JETBRAINS_INSTALLATION_DIR:-"/Applications/apps"}
export JETBRAINS_LOG_DIR=${JETBRAINS_LOG_DIR:-"${HOME}/Library/Logs/JetBrains"}

jb::binaries() {
  find "${JETBRAINS_INSTALLATION_DIR}" -type f -perm 755 | grep MacOS | sed 's/.*MacOS\///g' | tr '\n' ' '
}

jb::binary() {
  local binary="$1"
  [[ -n "${binary}" ]] && find "${JETBRAINS_INSTALLATION_DIR}" -type f -perm 755 -name ${binary} -print
}

jb::run() {
  local exe="$1"; shift
  local binary="$(basename "${exe}")"
  local now=$(date +%Y-%m-%d.%H:%M:%S)
  mkdir -p "${JETBRAINS_LOG_DIR}/${binary}"
  local path="$(pwd)"

  ( "${exe}" "${path}" 1>"${JETBRAINS_LOG_DIR}/${binary}/${now}.log" 2>&1 ) &

  return $?
}

jb::main() {
  local ide="${1:-'rubymine'}"; shift
  for executable in $(jb::binaries); do
    if [[ "${executable}" == *${ide}* ]] ; then
      local exe="$(jb::binary ${executable})"
      if [[ -x "${exe}" ]]; then
        jb::run "${exe}" "$@"
        # not really necessary, since 
        exit $?
      fi
    fi
  done

  printf "ERROR: Couldn't find any IDE matching %s.\n" "${ide}"
  exit 1
}

jb::main "$@"