yaman 0.1.2

Description:

yaman 0.1.2

yaman - Yakuake terminal manager
Manager for Yakuake, a drop-down, tabbed & tiled terminal emulator.
What?
You know how working on a project you often need, besides an open IDE and browser, a number of separate terminals (npm, git, docker environment, ... ). You also need to run some scripts before you start and after you finish (e.g. docker containers). It's a hassle, right? Everything just becomes a nightmare when working on multiple projects.
Well, no more. Now you can setup your project environment with a single command.
What isn't covered?
The only thing I have not figured out how is to automate Tab Session Manager - i.e. the browser tabs.
Everything else - docker, vscode, yakuake can be handled by this tool.
PS: This is obviously a solution for a very specific set of tools. It's not meant to be a general purpose tool.
Features

Define tabs and terminals to open as part of a profile
Open, close and switch profiles
Tabs can define custom tiling per tab
Each created terminal can run any predefined set of commands
Run predefined commands when opening and when closing a profile (i.e. start/stop dockers)

How does it work?
You define a profile config file where you define the tabs, how they are split and what commands should be run (cd-ing into folders, tailing logs, starting file watchers, sshing into a server etc.) that looks like this:
version: 1
variables:
path: /your/path
pre:
- cd %path%
- docker-compose start
tabs:
yourTabName:
- "cd %path%"
- "git status"
htop:
- "htop"
splitTab:
left:
top:
- "ls -la"
bottom:
- "ll"
right:
- "ps faux"
server:
- ssh server
down:
- cd %path%
- docker-compose stop

How do I use it?
Create a new profile
This creates a config file and opens it in your default editor.
yaman create <profileName>

List all profiles
yaman list

Open a profile
yaman open <profileName>

Stop a profile
yaman close <profileName>

Switch profile
This will close the open profile(s) and open the specified one.
yaman switch <profileName>

Edit profile
yaman edit <profileName>

How to install
Required
You'll need qdbus found in the following packages:

Arch: qt5-tools
Debian/Ubuntu: qttools5-dev-tools (not tested!)

Development
git clone <path>
poetry install
poetry run yaman