zellij-sessionizer

• Inspired by the tmux-sessionizer of @ThePrimeagen - just for Zellij

• Allows you to use fzf to navigate into a desired folder and either start or attach into a Zellij session

• If you run it from inside Zellij, it will open the newly selected folder in a new pane

• Will use fd if installed, otherwise - will defer to using find

Demo of the original:

My Developer Workflow - How I use i3, tmux, and vim from @ThePrimeagen

Installation / Usage

POSIX shells

1. Place the zellij-sessionizer script in your PATH
2. Create an alias to call this script in your shells .rc config, e.g. in zsh

   bindkey -s ^f "zellij-sessionizer path1 path2 etc..\n"

3. Update which paths you'd like to search in

Nushell

The zellij-sessionizer now support Nushell 🥳

1. Place the zellij-sessionizer.nu script in your PATH

• manualy with cp zellij-sessionizer.nu /some/path/in/your/PATH
• with the Nushell package manager (COMING SOON)

2. Call zellij-sessionizer.nu --help from anywhere to get the help of the command

advanced (?) usage

in my config.nu file, i've added the following binding under $env.config.keybindings:

 {
     name: zellij_sessionizer
     modifier: control
     keycode: char_f
     mode: [emacs, vi_insert, vi_normal]
     event: {
         send: executehostcommand
         cmd: "zellij-sessionizer.nu $env.GIT_REPOS_HOME"
     }
 }

given that

• zellij-sessionizer.nu is in your $env.PATH,
• $env.GIT_REPOS_HOME is some variable defined in env.nu that points to a place with lots of projects,

this binding will run the sessionizer simply by pressing <C-f> 👌