Bash script to generate and open Sublime Text Projects.

sublp.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Bash script to generate and open Sublime Text Projects
#
# If the current directory is part of a git repo, this script will
# look for a .sublime-project file in that repo root and open it.
# If no such file exists, it'll generate one based on the dir name.
#
# If the current directory is _not_ a git repo, no .sublime-project
# will be generated and if none is found in the current directory then
# Sublime will simply open the directory itself.

# If this is a git repo…
if [ `git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree 2>/dev/null` ]; then
  git_dir=`git rev-parse --absolute-git-dir`
  project_dir=`dirname $git_dir`

  # Test to see if a ST Project already exists for this repo
  if [ -f $project_dir/*.sublime-project ]; then

    # Obtain the name of the existing Project file
    project_file=`ls -1 $project_dir/*.sublime-project | head -n 1`

  else

    # Create a new Project file
    project_name=`basename $project_dir`
    project_file="$project_dir/$project_name.sublime-project"
    echo "{\"folders\":[{\"path\": \".\"}]}" >> $project_file

  fi

  # Open the found or generated Project
  subl --project "$project_file"

else

  # Open any Project file that exists in this dir, else the dir itself
  if [ -f *.sublime-project ]; then
    subl `ls -1 *.sublime-project | head -n 1`
  else
    subl .
  fi

fi