Command to open tmux in new session and name session to working dir

[Hackman78]

map T ${{
    cd $f
    tmux new -s $(basename $f)
}}

It's not much but it's honest work. Next I want to write one where it checks if i have a curr tmux session open and opens it if exists. If anybody has any ideas lmk

[DusanLesan]

Something like this?

map T ${{
	if tmux has-session -t $id 2>/dev/null; then
		notify-send "Session already exists"
		tmux attach-session -t $SESSION_NAME
	else
		notify-send "Creating new session"
		tmux new-session -s $id
	fi
}}

[Hackman78]

map T ${{
    cd $f
    if tmux attach-session -t $(basename $f); then
else
    tmux new -s $(basename $f)
fi
}}

I think I finally settled on this but I like this too ill try that rn

[Hackman78]

apparently Macos doesn't have notify-send smh

[DusanLesan]

Oh that is unfortunate even though it was here only for debugging. I like putting notify-send everywhere while making new stuff. You might be able to log to a file and read it elsewhere.

[Hackman78]

I was just using echo with $f if it was working it'd be ok and if it didn't work I'd see what the var I was looking for was