tmux-gigix

• tmux-gigix
  • Presentation
  • Requirements
  • tmux.conf
• Putty support
• ZSH
• Key mapping

Presentation

Configuration file for tmux integration with vim-gigix

Requirements

• Install tmux 2.5+
• Install powerline fonts
• Install vim-gigix (optionnal)
• install oh-my-zsh (recommended)
  • Install plugins zsh-syntax-highlighting and zsh-autosuggestions (optionnal)
• install xclip (optionnal)

Docker for testing

If you have Docker installed on your system you can build or installed the Docker image.

Build yourself the Docker image

docker build -t tmux-gigix http://raw.githubusercontent.com/gigi206/docker/master/Dockerfile/vim-gigix_tmux-gigix/Dockerfile
docker run --rm -it --name tmux-gigix -e TERM=xterm-256color tmux-gigix tmux -2u new -s tmux-gigix 'zsh'

Use the prebuild Docker image

docker pull gigi206/vim-gigix
docker run --rm -it --name tmux-gigix -e TERM=xterm-256color gigi206/vim-gigix tmux -2u new -s tmux-gigix 'zsh'

tmux.conf

Put tmux.conf in ~/.tmux.conf or /etc/tmux.conf.

Putty support

If you use tmux with Putty, you should install this Putty reg file for compatibility colors.

Use Putty 0.71 minimal release to have true color compatibility. At the time I wrote these lines, Putty 0.71 was not been released and you must download the snapshot release that contain the true (24-bit) color patch.

ZSH

If you have installed oh-my-zsh .

.zshrc

Edit your ~./zshrc and modify like below :

plugins=([...] zsh-syntax-highlighting zsh-autosuggestions)
# https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions => $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins
# https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting => $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins

# GigiX
local ret_status="%(?:%{$fg_bold[green]%}➜ :%{$fg_bold[red]%}➜ %s)"
PROMPT='%{$fg[green]%}%n%{$fg[white]%}@%{$fg[magenta]%}%m%{$fg[white]%}:%{$fg[cyan]%}%~%{$reset_color%} ${ret_status}$(git_prompt_info)%{$reset_color%}'

Move plugins zsh-syntax-highlighting and zsh-autosuggestions in $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins.

custom scripts

Script demo.zsh script :

• Rebind some keys
• force tab to 4 spaces (for compatibility with vim-gigix)

Put this script in $ZSH_CUSTOM directory.

Key mapping

Default prefix haven't changed C-b I put a second prefix C-x

All default prefix have been kept.

For see all key mapping press<prefix> ?

Command	Alias	Keystrokes	Description
attach-session	attach		attach or switch to a session
bind-key	bind		bind a key to a command
break-pane	breakp	<prefix>!	break a pane from an existing into a new window
capture-pane	capturep		capture the contents of a pane to a buffer
choose-buffer		<prefix>=	put a window into buffer choice mode
choose-client		<prefix>D	put a window into client choice mode
choose-session			put a window into session choice mode
choose-tree		<prefix>s	put a window into tree choice mode
choose-window		<prefix>w	put a window into window choice mode
clear-history	clearhist		remove and clear history for a pane
clock-mode		<prefix>t	enter clock mode
command-prompt		<prefix>:	open the tmux command prompt in a client
confirm-before	confirm		run a command but ask for confirmation before
copy-mode		<prefix>[	enter copy mode
delete-buffer	deleteb	<prefix>-	delete a paste buffer
detach-client	detach	<prefix>d	detach a client from the server
display-message	display	<prefix>i	display a message in the status line
display-panes	displayp	<prefix>q	display an indicator for each visible pane
find-window	findw	<prefix>f	search for a pattern in windows
has-session	has		check and report if a session exists on the server
if-shell	if		execute a tmux command if a shell-command succeeded
join-pane	joinp		split a pane and move an existing one into the new space
kill-pane	killp	<prefix>x	destroy a given pane
kill-server			kill clients, sessions and server
kill-session			destroy a given session
kill-window	killw	<prefix>& <prefix>k	destroy a given window
last-pane	lastp	<prefix>;	select the previously selected pane
last-window	last	<prefix>l	select the previously selected window
link-window	linkw		link a window to another
list-buffers	lsb	<prefix>#	list paste buffers of a session
list-clients	lsc		list clients attached to server
list-commands	lscm		list supported sub-commands
list-keys	lsk	<prefix>?	list all key-bindings
list-panes	lsp		list panes of a window
list-sessions	ls		list sessions managed by server
list-windows	lsw		list windows of a session
load-buffer	loadb		load a file into a paste buffer
lock-client	lockc		lock a client
lock-server	lock		lock all clients attached to the server
lock-session	locks		lock all clients attached to a session
move-pane	movep		move a pane into a new space
move-window	movew	<prefix>.	move a window to another
new-session	new		create a new session
new-window	neww	<prefix>c	create a new window
next-layout	nextl	<prefix><space>	move a window to the next layout
next-window	next	<prefix>n <prefix><Meta>+n <Meta>+Right	move to the next window in a session
paste-buffer	pasteb	<prefix>]	insert a paste buffer into the window
pipe-pane	pipep		pipe output from a pane to a shell command
previous-layout	prevl		move a window to the previous layout
previous-window	prev	<prefix>p <prefix><Meta>+p <Meta>+Left	move to the previous window in a session
refresh-client	refresh		refresh a client
rename-session	rename	<prefix>$	rename a session
rename-window	renamew	<prefix>,	rename a window
resize-pane	resizep	<prefix>z <prefix><Meta>+Up <prefix><Meta>+Down <prefix><Meta>+Left <prefix><Meta>+Right <Ctrl>+z <prefix><Ctrl>+Up <prefix><Ctrl>+Down <prefix><Ctrl>+Left <prefix><Ctrl>+Right	resize a pane
respawn-pane	respawnp		reuse a pane in which a command has exited
respawn-window	respawnw		reuse a window in which a command has exited
rotate-window	rotatew	<prefix><Ctrl+o> <prefix><Meta>+o	rotate positions of panes in a window
run-shell	run		execute a command without creating a new window
save-buffer	saveb	<prefix><Ctrl>+f <prefix><Ctrl>+s <prefix><Ctrl>+x	save a paste buffer to a file
select-layout	selectl	<prefix><Meta>+1 <prefix><Meta>+2 <prefix><Meta>+3 <prefix><Meta>+4 <prefix><Meta>+5	choose a layout for a window
select-pane	selectp		make a pane the active one in the window
select-window	selectw	<prefix>' <prefix>0 <prefix>1 <prefix>2 <prefix>3 <prefix>4 <prefix>5 <prefix>6 <prefix>7 <prefix>8 <prefix>9	select a window
send-keys	send		send key(s) to a window
send-prefix		<Crtl>b <Ctrl>x	send the prefix key to a window
server-info	info		show server information
set-buffer	setb		set contents of a paster buffer
set-environment	setenv		(un)set an environment variable
set-hook			--set a hook to a command
set-option	set		set a session option
set-window-option	setw		set a window option
show-buffer	showb		display the contents of a paste buffer
show-environment	showenv		display the environment
show-hooks			show the global list of hooks
show-messages	showmsgs	<prefix>~	show client's message log
show-options	show		show session options
show-window-options	showw		show window options
source-file	source	<prefix>r	execute tmux commands from a file
split-window	splitw	<prefix>" <prefix>% <prefix>h <prefix>v	splits a pane into two
start-server	start		start a tmux server
suspend-client	suspendc	<prefix><Ctrl>z	suspend a client
swap-pane	swapp	<prefix>{ <prefix>}	swap two panes
swap-window	swapw		swap two windows
switch-client	switchc	<prefix>( <prefix>) <prefix>L	switch the client to another session
unbind-key	unbind		unbind a key
unlink-window	unlinkw		unlink a window
wait-for	wait		wait for an event or trigger it