tmuxp import teamocil
workspace consumer 0.1.0-alpha.10 · Source
tmuxp compatibility reference. Examples using tmuxp run the Python reference. Local CLI status describes this port’s implemented coverage.
Translate a Teamocil workspace into tmuxp configuration, review the result, and select its saved representation.
Select an existing sourceLink to section
With project.yml already present in the Teamocil configuration directory:
$ tmuxp import teamocil projectThe source lookup uses ~/.teamocil. A source argument is effectively required:
although its positional action has optional arity, it belongs to a required
exclusive group, and omission exits 2. The reference previews and saves the
transformed document interactively.
Native automation needs explicit destination, encoding, and overwrite policy instead of implicit prompts. See output. Inspect translated commands and directories before loading the result.
An extensionless name searches the configured source directory. A filename with an extension is resolved relative to the current directory unless you provide an explicit path.
Native C++ translationLink to section
tmux-workspace import teamocil preserves names, roots, layouts, window
options and pane/window focus. It accepts pane command strings and commands
mappings. Command arrays join into one semicolon-separated shell input; the
first true focus flag wins in each scope.
The legacy session wrapper and project_name, project_root, tabs,
splits and cmd aliases are accepted. Null aliases fall back to the other
spelling; conflicting non-null values are refused. An omitted session name
uses the source filename stem.
Relative roots resolve against the directory where import runs and are saved
as absolute paths. Dollar expansion and ~user paths are unsupported.
Enabled synchronize-panes is refused because the native builder creates all
panes before sending commands, changing which panes would receive input.
See native import saving.
Arguments and flagsLink to section
| Argument or flags | Arity / default | Choices or meaning |
|---|---|---|
workspace_file | effectively required | nargs="?" belongs to a required exclusive group; omission exits 2. Source lookup uses ~/.teamocil. |
All commands accept -h / --help. Root options precede the command; see the
CLI overview. The output reference
distinguishes current Python flags from native all-command JSON and NDJSON.