`projects` for bash

bash_profile.sh

##
 # Projects
 #
 # Put somewhere in your bashrc, bash_profile, or whatever you're sourcing
 # and edit the `project_source` line to link to an ENV file representing 
 # your projects:
 #
 #    roku=~/WhateverDirectory/
 #    projectb=/var/www/project_b
 #
 ##
project_source=~/Sites/.projects

function projects {
  source ${project_source}
  
  case "$1" in
    edit)
      vi ${project_source}
      ;;
    view)
      cat ${project_source}
      ;;
    open)
      dir=$2
      open ${!dir}
      ;;
    goto)
      dir=$2
      cd ${!dir}
      ;;
    workon)
      dir=$2
      subl ${!dir}
      ;;
  esac
}


#  
#  Super quick and dirty, but the idea is that you can quick jump to defined projects in bash.
#  
#  `projects edit` - vi into project manager file (to add/remove)
#  `projects view` - cat the file to see what’s available
#  `projects goto xyz` - cd to the directory of xyz project
#  `projects open xyz` - open the directory of xyz project in finder (for mac)
#  `projects workon xyz` - open directory of xyz project in Sublime (assuming you have `subl`
#  
#  Example: 
#      matt@mac ... [] projects view
#      roku=~/Sites/Clients/Whoever/Roku/v2/
#      matt@mac ... [] projects goto roku
#      matt@mac .../v2 [master]   <-- directory of project
#      matt@mac .../v2 [master] projects workon roku
#      *opens in sublime*
#