TermSaver is just a simple library built around the Appscript library to automate saving the geometry of Mac OS' Terminal.app windows and provide a way to rebuild them and provide them with initial commands on their creation.
Arrange your terminal windows however you like. Use the save command to
generate a file with the saved window states.
termsaver -s saved_state.yml
or
termsaver --save saved_state.yml
You can then edit this file and enter shell commands in the "command" property
of each State. These commands will be executed once the terminal windows are
re-instated.
Example:
---
- !ruby/object:TermSaver::State
background_color: !ruby/object:TermSaver::Colour
b: 53971
g: 65535
r: 48805
command: "echo 'Sugarnipples.'"
number_of_columns: 80
number_of_rows: 24
position: !ruby/object:TermSaver::Position
x: -614
y: 17
To load in your saved states, use the load command.
termsaver -l saved_state.yml
or
termsaver --load saved_state.yml
If you do not already have an instance of Terminal.app running, then it seems that an additional Terminal window will be opened. Currently there is nothing to handle this.
Currently, the only properties of windows being stored are: position, background colour, number of rows and number of columns.
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