Create new directory/project

[RazoBeckett]

Is there a way to create a new directory or project at a specific path? For example, I have a project called "aabbcc" located in the path ~/project/aabbcc. Is it possible to:

1. Determine the parent directory of the project (in this case, ~/project) where the cursor is currently pointing in a list.
2. Provide a pop-up or another method to create a new directory within that path.

[junglerobba]

Hi @RazoBeckett,
Does a94fe14 cover enough of your usecase? It’s a rather simplistic implementation compared to what you described, but it’s certainly all that I would ever use it for.

[RazoBeckett]

Hey @junglerobba,
Thanks for responding to this. I'll check it out when I have some free time and will close the issue then.

[RazoBeckett]

it's not same as i wanted though but i can't ask for much it's better than nothing.
Thanks, Closing the issue.

[junglerobba]

Hey, I made another update in b23e8a0
Maybe check out if that is closer to what you wanted

[RazoBeckett]

Thank you, I really appreciate your work. However, the implementation isn't quite what I expected for this feature.

Here's how I envision it working:
For example, if I have a project located at ~/Dev/personal/my-project, and I open tms, the output should be:

output:

 some-other-project
 my-project
>another-project

now i move my cursor to the my-project:
output:

 some-other-project
>my-project
 another-project

Then, by pressing a keybind or shortcut (e.g., Ctrl+Shift+I) a pop-up or something similar should come up so that user can enter a name for project then a new repository should be initialized under the same parent directory as my-project (which is personal in this case). The path for the new repository should be ~/Dev/personal/name-provided-by-user-for-project.

[junglerobba]

The way the feature is implemented right now you could achieve basically the same result, just with different steps.
Assuming you have ~/Dev/personal configured in your search paths, which it should be if tms is showing projects located there:
You'd run tms init-repo <name>, then either

• if ~/Dev/personal is the only configured search path, ~/Dev/personal/<name> will be created and a session opened there
• if you have multiple search paths configured, a picker would open up showing

>~/Dev/personal
 ...<other dirs>

When selecting the directory, ~/Dev/personal/<name> will be created and a session opened there.
So I'm sorry, but I fail to see the relevant difference, besides the order of steps