utils 🛠️

A collection of command-line utilities for developer setup, system administration, and automation.

🧠 Overview

This repository contains shell scripts for:

• Developer machine setup
• Interactive environment variable management
• Git automation
• Docker automation and scheduling
• System monitoring (temperature, user checks)
• Virtual Machine management (KVM/QEMU)
• Miscellaneous utilities (string generation, color palettes)

All tools are designed to be run in Unix-like environments.

🧩 Scripts & Tools

🏛️ Centurion (centurion/)

Description: A Go-based TUI (Text User Interface) for managing systemd services.

• Service Explorer: View and filter systemd services.
• Controls: Start, stop, and restart units.
• Logs: Integrated journalctl log viewing.

💻 Developer Machine Setup (setup-dev-machine.sh)

Description: Script to set up a new dev machine. It is designed to be idempotent, meaning you can run it multiple times safely to update your tools or configuration.

• Core Tools: Installs essential CLI tools. Modern tools like eza, ripgrep, fd, and bat are installed from GitHub releases to ensure the latest versions.
• Dev Tools: Installs the latest versions of lazydocker and golang.
• Configuration:
  • Configures .bashrc with necessary exports and integrations.
  • Copies .bash_aliases to ~/.bash_aliases.
  • Sets up tmux configuration and plugins.
• Neovim: Installs Neovim and sets up the LazyVim environment.

Neovim Enhancements

The setup includes plugins to improve the editing experience:

Plugin	Purpose	Keybindings
flash.nvim	Fast navigation Jump to a visible character by typing its label.	s (Jump), S (Treesitter select), r (Remote)
trouble.nvim	Diagnostics & Symbols For project errors, warnings, and code structure.	<leader>xx (Project), <leader>xX (Buffer), <leader>cs (Symbols)
todo-comments.nvim	Task Tracking. Automatically highlights and indexes TODO, FIXME, and BUG comments.	]t (Next), [t (Prev)
harpoon (v2)	Context Switching. Mark your most frequent files and jump between them instantly.	<leader>a (Add), <C-e> (Menu), <leader>1-4 (Quick Jump)

Usage Tips:

• Flash: Press s, start typing what you see, then press the highlighted label to teleport your cursor.
• Harpoon: Use <leader>a on the 2 or 3 files you are currently working on. Use <leader>1, <leader>2 etc., to switch between them without using a buffer list or file tree.
• Trouble: Use <leader>xx to see a "command center" view of all linting errors or LSP warnings in your current project.

📝 Env Manager (dv-env)

Description: An interactive TUI for managing environment variables in a .env file. It provides a safe and structured way to view, add, edit, and delete variables without manual text editing.

• Interactive TUI: A full-screen, list-based interface to manage your environment variables.
• Variable Management: Add, edit, and delete variables and their associated comments.
• Smart Comments: Supports special comments (##@ VAR_NAME comment text) that are linked to variables and preserved during edits.
• Safe Editing: Automatically handles quoting for values with spaces.
• System Environment Import: Interactively view and import variables from your current system environment into the .env file.
• External Editor Integration: Quickly open the .env file in your default editor ($EDITOR).
• Automatic Discovery: Finds and edits the .env file in the project root by default, or you can specify a path.

🧹 Docker Cleanup (dv-docker-cleanup)

Description: A utility to clean up unused Docker resources like containers, images, networks, and volumes.

• Prune stopped containers, unused networks, unused volumes, and dangling/unused images.
• Supports dry-run mode (--dry-run).
• Force option (-f) to skip confirmation.

🌐 IP Viewer (dv-ip.sh)

Description: A simplified, color-coded network interface viewer. It provides a clean, at-a-glance alternative to the output of ip a.

• Clean Table View: Displays interfaces, state, IPv4, IPv6, and MAC addresses in a table.
• Color-Coded Status: UP interfaces are green, DOWN interfaces are red.
• Dependencies: ip (from iproute2) and jq.

dv-ip.sh - Example Usage

  INTERFACE           STATE    IPv4                  IPv6                                          MAC
  lo                  UP       127.0.0.1/8           ::1/128                                       00:00:00:00:00:00
  eth0                UP       192.168.1.105/24      fe80::c2a0:30ff:fe39:8b4a/64                  c0:a0:30:39:8b:4a
  docker0             DOWN     172.17.0.1/16         -                                             02:42:ac:11:00:01

🐳 Docker Compose Autoscaler (docker-autoscale.sh)

Description: Utility to automatically scale a Docker Compose service up or down based on resource utilization. It can run as a sidecar container and monitor the target service or on the host.

Note: A Go-based version of this tool is available in docker/go-scale/.

• Scales based on CPU, Memory, or a combination of both.

• Flexible Scaling Logic:

  • cpu: Scale based on average CPU usage.
  • mem: Scale based on average Memory usage.
  • any: Scale up if either CPU or Memory is high, but only scale down if both are low.

• Fine-Grained Control:

  • Set min/max replica counts.
  • Configure CPU and Memory thresholds for scaling up and down.
  • Define cooldown periods to prevent thrashing.
  • Specify the number of instances to add during scale-up (--scale-up-step).
  • Require multiple consecutive checks before scaling down to ensure stability (--scale-down-checks).

• Robust and Informative:

  • Automatically detects and uses docker compose (v2) or docker-compose (v1).
  • Includes a --dry-run mode to test your configuration without making changes.
  • Provides an initial grace period to allow services to stabilize on startup.
  • Logs detailed status, scaling decisions, and heartbeats.

Example Usage

Here is a typical docker-compose.yml setup for using the autoscaler as a sidecar container.

# docker-compose.yml
services:
  # This is the sample application we want to autoscale.
  # It has CPU limits to make it easier to stress and trigger scaling.
  webapp:
    image: nginx:alpine
    deploy:
      resources:
        limits:
          cpus: '0.5'
          memory: 128M

  # This service runs the autoscaler script.
  autoscaler:
    image: iamdanielv/utils:autoscale # Or build from source
    volumes:
      # Required to interact with the Docker daemon on the host
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
      # Mount the compose file so the script can find the service to validate it
      - ./docker-compose.yml:/app/docker-compose.yml
    command:
      - "--service"
      - "webapp"
      - "--min"
      - "1"
      - "--max"
      - "10"
      - "--metric"
      - "cpu"
      - "--cpu-up"
      - "20" # Scale up when avg CPU > 20%
      - "--cpu-down"
      - "5"  # Scale down when avg CPU < 5%
      - "--poll"
      - "5"  # Check metrics every 5 seconds
      - "--initial-grace-period"
      - "15" # Wait 15s on startup before first check
      # - "--dry-run" # Uncomment to test without making changes
    environment:
      # This ensures the compose command inside the container targets the correct project
      - COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=${PROJECT_NAME}

To run this example:

1. Save the content above as docker-compose.yml.

2. Run PROJECT_NAME=$(basename "$PWD") docker compose up.

3. The autoscaler will start with one webapp instance.

4. To trigger a scale-up, you can generate load. For example, using hey or ab:

   # Install hey: sudo apt install hey
   hey -z 1m http://localhost:8080

5. Watch the logs from the autoscaler container to see it detect the high CPU usage and scale the webapp service up to the --max limit. When the load test finishes, it will eventually scale back down.

🗓️ Docker Compose Scheduler (docker/schedule/scheduler.py)

Description: A Python-based scheduler that runs one-off tasks from your docker-compose.yml file based on a schedule. It discovers services to run by reading Docker labels.

• Cron Scheduling: Run tasks using standard cron expressions (e.g., * * * * *).
• Interval Scheduling: Run tasks at a fixed interval (e.g., every 60 seconds).
• Simple Setup: Define your tasks as regular services in docker-compose.yml, add a scheduler.cron or scheduler.interval label, and use a profiles: ["donotstart"] to prevent them from running automatically.
• Live Log Streaming: The scheduler captures and streams the logs from each task run in real-time, prefixed with the service name for clarity.

Docker Compose Scheduler - Example Usage

Here is a docker-compose.yml that defines the scheduler and two sample tasks: one running every 10 seconds (interval) and another running every minute (cron).

# docker-compose.yml
services:
  # This service runs the scheduler script.
  scheduler:
    image: iamdanielv/utils:scheduler # Or build from source
    volumes:
      # Required to interact with the Docker daemon on the host
      - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
      # Mount this compose file so the scheduler can read the labels
      - ./docker-compose.yml:/app/docker-compose.yml:ro
    command:
      - "--project-name"
      - "${PROJECT_NAME}" # Pass the project name to the script
    environment:
      # This ensures the compose command inside the container targets the correct project
      - PROJECT_NAME=${PROJECT_NAME}

  # An example task that runs every 10 seconds.
  task-interval:
    image: alpine:latest
    command: sh -c 'echo "-> Hello from the 10-second interval task! Timestamp: $(date)"'
    labels:
      - "scheduler.interval=10"
    profiles: ["donotstart"] # Prevents this from starting with 'docker compose up'

  # An example task that runs every minute via a cron schedule.
  task-cron:
    image: alpine:latest
    command: sh -c 'echo "-> Hello from the cron task! Timestamp: $(date)"'
    labels:
      - "scheduler.cron=* * * * *"
    profiles: ["donotstart"] # Prevents this from starting with 'docker compose up'

To run this example:

1. Save the content above as docker-compose.yml.
2. Run PROJECT_NAME=$(basename "$PWD") docker compose up scheduler.
3. Watch the logs from the scheduler container. You will see it discover the two tasks and start running them based on their defined schedules, streaming their output in real-time.

🌡️ System Temperature Monitor (temp-monitor.sh)

Description: Continuously displays temperatures from system thermal sensors.

• Color-coded sensor readings (green/yellow/red).
• Trend arrows (↑/↓/→) show change against a moving average.
• Supports multiple thermal sensors.
• Configurable refresh interval (-i), temperature delta (-d), and averaging count (-a).

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 User Check (user-check.sh)

Description: Ensures the script is running as a specific user, attempting to switch with sudo if not.

• Automatically switches to target user with sudo -u.

🎲 Random String Generator (random-string.sh)

Description: Generates one or more random hexadecimal strings with configurable:

• Number of strings to generate (-n, default: 3).
• Length of each string (-l, default: 5).

🎨 Color Palette Viewer (colors.sh)

Description: A utility to display all 256 terminal colors for both foreground and background.

• Helps in choosing colors for shell scripts and TUIs.
• Can display colors as numbers or solid blocks (-b flag).
• Supports foreground (-g fg) and background (-g bg) modes.

🖥️ VM Manager (dv-vm-manager)

Description: A TUI (Text User Interface) for managing KVM/QEMU virtual machines using virsh.

• Dashboard: View real-time status, CPU usage, and memory usage of all VMs.
• Controls: Start, shutdown, reboot, or force stop VMs.
• Details View: Inspect VM specifics like network interfaces (IP addresses), storage devices, and guest agent status.

VM Manager - Main View

╭─VM Manager────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
│ NAME                                STATE        CPU     MEM     A/S
│❱ ubuntu-server                       ✔ running   12.5%   8 GiB   Yes
│  arch-linux                          ✘ shut off  ---     4 GiB   No
│  dns-service                         ✔ running   1.2%    1 GiB   Yes
│  win11-test                          ✘ shut off  ---     16 GiB  No
│  docker-host                         ✔ running   5.4%    8 GiB   Yes
├─Controls:──┬──────────────┬──────────┬─────────────────────┬──────────
│ [↓↑]Select │ [S]tart/Stop │ [R]eboot │ [F]orce Stop        │ [?]Help
╰ [jk]Select │ [I]nfo/Enter │ [C]lone  │ [D]elete            │ [Q]uit

VM Detail view

╭─VM Details: ubuntu-server ( ✔ running )───────────────────────────────
│  CPU(s): 4     Memory: 8 GiB   Autostart: enable
│  Agent OS: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
├─Network Interfaces (Source: Agent)────────────────────────────────────
│  lo         00:00:00:00:00:00 ipv4 127.0.0.1/8
│                               ipv6 ::1/128
│  enp1s0     52:54:00:aa:bb:cc ipv4 192.168.1.50/24
│                               ipv6 fe80::5054:ff:feaa:bbcc/64
├─Storage───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
│  Device: vda (disk) - Type: file
│    Host path: /var/lib/libvirt/images/ubuntu-server.qcow2
│    Capacity: 25/100 GiB
│  Device: sda (cdrom) - (Empty)
├─Controls:──┬──────────────┬──────────┬─────────────────────┬──────────
╰            │ [S]tart/Stop │ [R]eboot │ [F]orce Stop        │ [Q]uit

🔐 SSH Manager (dv-ssh-manager)

Description: An interactive TUI for managing and connecting to SSH hosts defined in ~/.ssh/config.

• Host Management: Add, Edit, Delete, and Clone SSH host configurations interactively.
• Connection: Quickly connect to hosts or test connectivity (single or batch).
• Key Management: Generate new SSH keys (ed25519/rsa) and copy them to remote servers (ssh-copy-id).
• Port Forwarding: Manage and persist local/remote port forwarding configurations.
• Safety: Automatically backs up ~/.ssh/config before making changes.

🐚 Interactive Shell Workflow

Description: A set of FZF-powered interactive tools and aliases defined in .bash_aliases to enhance the terminal experience.

Keybindings (Prefix: Alt+x):

• Find in Files (Alt+x f): Interactive search using ripgrep and fzf with previews.
• Fuzzy History (Alt+x r): Search command history interactively.
• Process Killer (Alt+x k): Filter and kill processes with previews.
• Fuzzy Man Pages (Alt+x m): Search and read man pages.
• File Finder (Alt+x e): Find files and open them in Neovim.
• Cheatsheets:
  • Alt+x ?: View all available aliases.
  • Alt+x /: View all custom keybindings.

Find in Files (Alt+x f)

Interactive search using ripgrep and fzf with previews.

── Find in Files ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Type to search content | ENTER: ope·· ╭──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
  Search❯                               │    1 #!/bin/bash                                   1/115││
  11694/11694 ───────────────────────── │ ↳                                                        │
▌ sync-bash-aliases.sh:1:1:#!/bin/bash ││    2 # ================================================= │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh:2:1:# ========·· │ ↳ =============================                          │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh:3:1:# Script N·· │    3 # Script Name: sync-bash-aliases.sh                 │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh:4:1:# Descript·· │    4 # Description: Quickly syncs local .bash_aliases to │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh:5:1:#         ·· │ ↳  ~/.bash_aliases                                       │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh:6:1:# Usage:  ·· │    5 #              for rapid development and testing.   │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh:7:1:# ========·· │    6 # Usage:       ./sync-bash-aliases.sh [-c|--cleanup │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh:8:1:             ╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Fuzzy History (Alt+x r)

Search command history interactively.

─ Command History ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  ENTER: Select | CTRL-E: Execute | CTRL-/: View
  History❯ echo
  3/516 ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
    253  echo $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
▌   175  echo "Hello there"
    173  echo "General Kenobi"

Process Killer (Alt+x k)

Filter and kill processes with previews

── Process Killer ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  ENTER: kill (TERM) | CTRL-K: kill (KILL)        ╭ Details for PID [1] ───────────────────────────╮
  TAB: mark | SHIFT-UP/DOWN: scroll details       │ PID: 1      User: root  CPU: 0.0    Mem: 0.1   │
  Filter❯                                         │ ──────────────────────────────────             │
  332/332 (0) ─────────────────────────────────── │ /usr/lib/systemd/systemd --switched-root --sys │
▌ root           1 /usr/lib/systemd/systemd --s··││ ↳ tem --deserialize=48 splash                  │
  root           2 [kthreadd]                     │                                                │
  root           3 [pool_workqueue_release]       │                                                │
  root           4 [kworker/R-rcu_gp]             │                                                │
  root           5 [kworker/R-sync_wq]            │                                                │
  root           6 [kworker/R-kvfree_rcu_reclaim] │                                                │
  root           7 [kworker/R-slub_flushwq]       ╰────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Fuzzy Man Pages (Alt+x m)

Search and read man pages

── Manual Pages ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  ENTER: open | CTRL-/: view            ╭──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
  Man❯ bat                              │ BATCAT(1)       General Commands Manual       BATCA1/515││
  1830/7501 ─────────────────────────── │                                                          │
▌ batcat (1)           - a cat(1) clo··││ NAME                                                     │
  ··y-check (8) - Check battery level·· │        batcat - a cat(1) clone with syntax highlighting  │
  ··y (5) - BlueZ D-Bus Battery API d·· │        and Git integration.                              │
  ··service (8) - Check battery level·· │                                                          │
  ··   - update passwords in batch mode │ USAGE                                                    │
  ··r (5) - BlueZ D-Bus BatteryProvid·· │        batcat [OPTIONS] [FILE]...                        │
  ··pdate group passwords in batch mode │                                                          │
  ··r (5) - BlueZ D-Bus BatteryProvid·· ╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

File Finder (Alt+x e)

Find files and open them in Neovim

── File Finder ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  ENTER: open | ESC: quit               ╭─ Previewing [.bash_aliases] ─────────────────────────────╮
  CTRL-/: view                          │    1 # shellcheck shell=bash                       1/793││
  Open❯ bas                             │    2 # -------------------                               │
  2/82 ──────────────────────────────── │    3 # Colors & Styling                                  │
▌ .bash_aliases                         │    4 # -------------------                               │
  sync-bash-aliases.sh                  │    5                                                     │
                                        │    6 # ANSI Color Codes                                  │
                                        │    7 _C_RESET=$'\033[0m'                                 │
                                        │    8 _C_RED=$'\033[1;31m'                                │
                                        │    9 _C_GREEN=$'\033[1;32m'                              │
                                        ╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Cheatsheet - Tmux All (Prefix ?)

View all TMUX available key bindings.

╭─ TMUX KEY BINDINGS ──────────────────────────────────────╮
│ >                             │ C-h:                     │
│   112/112 ─────────────────── │   Smart Switch Left      │
│ ▌     C-h     @@@Smart Swit··││                          │
│       C-j     @@@Smart Swit·· │                          │
│       C-k     @@@Smart Swit·· │                          │
│       C-l     @@@Smart Swit·· │                          │
│   C-a Space   @@@Select nex·· │                          │
│   C-a !       @@@Break pane·· │                          │
│   C-a #       @@@List all p·· │                          │
│   C-a $       @@@Rename cur·· │                          │
│   C-a &       @@@Kill curre·· │                          │
│   C-a '       @@@Prompt for·· │                          │
│   C-a (       @@@Switch to ·· │                          │
│   C-a )       @@@Switch to ·· │                          │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Cheatsheet - Tmux Custom Bindings (Prefix /)

View all custom Tmux keybindings.

╭─ Cheatsheet (Prefix: C-a) ─────────────────────────────────────────╮
│NAVIGATION - Direct                                                 │
│  C-h/j/k/l    Move between panes (vim-aware)                       │
│                                                                    │
│NAVIGATION - with Prefix                                            │
│  C-p / C-n    Previous / Next Window                               │
│                                                                    │
│WINDOWS & PANES                                                     │
│  - / =        New Split Vertical / Horizontal                      │
│  b            Send Pane to [Current Session] +:New Window          │
│  j            Join a Pane to [Current Session]                     │
│  k            Send a Pane to [Session] window                      │
│  s            Session Manager                                      │
│  S            Choose Tree (Default Session Management)             │
│  S-Left/Right Swap window position                                 │
│  z            Zoom pane                                            │
│:                                                                   │
╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Cheatsheet - Custom Bash Binding (Alt+x /)

View all custom keybindings and functions.

╭─ Bindings Cheatsheet (Prefix: Alt+x) ────────────────────╮
│   Run❯                                                   │
│   13/13 ──────────────────────────────────────────────── │
│ ▌ /       : Show this Cheatsheet                        ││
│   ?       : Show Alias Cheatsheet                       ││
│   Alt+x   : Clear Screen (this requires Alt+x twice)    ││
│   e       : Find File and Open in Editor - nvim         ││
│   f       : Find text in Files (fif)                    ││
│   r       : (R)ecent Command History                    ││
│   m       : Find Manual Pages (fman)                    ││
│   k       : Process Killer (dv-kill.sh)                 ││
│   g g     : Git GUI (lazygit)                           ││
│   g l     : Git Log (fgl)                                │
│   g b     : Git Branch (dv-git-branch.sh)                │
│   g h     : Git File History (dv-git-history.sh)         │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Alias Cheatsheet (Alt+x ?)

╭─ Alias Cheatsheet ───────────────────────────────────────╮
│   Run❯                                                   │
│   26/26 ──────────────────────────────────────────────── │
│ ▌ ..       : Go up one directory (cd ..)                ││
│   cat      : Replaced with (batcat/bat)                 ││
│   check-reboot : Check Reboot Status                    ││
│   ga       : Git Add (git add)                          ││
│   gb       : Git Show Branches (git branch -a)           │
│   gc       : Git Commit (git commit -m)                  │
│   gl       : Git Log Graph (git log --graph ...)         │
│   glf      : Git Log File (git log --follow ...)         │
│   gp       : Git Push (git push)                         │
│   gs       : Git Status (git status -sb)                 │
│   ip       : IP with color (ip -c)                       │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Utilities:

• ports: View listening TCP/UDP ports and associated processes.
• update: Wrapper for apt update/upgrade/autoremove.
• check-reboot: Checks if a system reboot is required.

Ports

View listening TCP/UDP ports and associated processes.

P STATUS           LOCAL:Port           REMOTE:Port  PROGRAM/PID
U UNCONN       127.0.0.1:323           0.0.0.0:*     -
U UNCONN         0.0.0.0:5353          0.0.0.0:*     "avahi-daemon",pid=850
U UNCONN      172.17.0.1:3702          0.0.0.0:*     "python3",pid=1234
T LISTEN   127.0.0.53%lo:53            0.0.0.0:*     -
T LISTEN       127.0.0.1:631           0.0.0.0:*     -
T LISTEN       127.0.0.1:5432          0.0.0.0:*     "postgres",pid=1543
T LISTEN         0.0.0.0:22            0.0.0.0:*     "sshd",pid=1100
T LISTEN         0.0.0.0:80            0.0.0.0:*     "nginx",pid=2048
T LISTEN         0.0.0.0:4000          0.0.0.0:*     "node",pid=3005
T LISTEN           [::1]:631              [::]:*     -
T LISTEN            [::]:22               [::]:*     "sshd",pid=1100

update

A quiet wrapper for apt-get update/upgrade/autoremove. It will still show important summary messages from apt-get.

Updating apt sources...
3 packages can be upgraded. Run 'apt list --upgradable' to see them.
Upgrading apt packages...
3 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Autoremoving apt packages...
1 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
Removing:
  some-old-package

✓ No Reboot Required

check-reboot

Checks if a system reboot is required.

✓ No Reboot Required

or

 Reboot Required

🧩 Tmux Workflow

Description: A highly configured Tmux setup (tmux.conf) focused on speed and integration with Vim.

Session Manager

╭ 󰖲 Session Manager ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│    New Session                      ╭ 󰖲 Preview: main ───────────────────────────────────╮ │
│ ▌  main: 1 windows                  │ ├── [1] bash (Active)                         1/14││ │
│   scratch: 1 windows                 │ │  Summary:                                       ││ │
│                                      │ │    Upgrading: 0, Installing: 0, Removing: 0, Not││ │
│   Commands: ─────────────────────────│ │                                                  │ │
│   ENTER: Switch  C-n: New            │ │  ✓ No Reboot Required                            │ │
│     C-r: Rename  C-x: Kill           │ │  daniel@dev:~/code/iamdanielv/utils$ check-reboo │ │
│   3/3 ────────────────────────────── │ │  ✓ No Reboot Required                            │ │
│ Session ❯                            ╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯ │
╰─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Core Features:

• Prefix: Remapped to Ctrl+a.
• Smart Navigation: Seamlessly navigate between Tmux panes and Vim splits using Ctrl+h/j/k/l.
• Scratchpad (`Prefix + ``): A toggleable popup terminal for quick tasks.
• Session Manager (Prefix + s): Interactive session switcher, creator, and manager.

Execute Menu (Prefix + e): Opens a menu to launch utilities:

• Find File: dv-find
• Find in Files: dv-fif
• Process Killer: dv-kill
• System Monitor: btop
• Ports: dv-ports
• IP Viewer: dv-ip.sh
• Man Pages: dv-man
• LazyDocker: lazydocker
• Env Manager: dv-env
• SSH Manager: dv-ssh-manager
• System Update: dv-update

Git Integration (Prefix + g): Opens a menu with interactive tools:

• Branch Manager: Checkout, delete, and track branches.
• Git Log: Browse commit history with diff previews.
• Git Status: View and act on changed files.

Pane Management:

• Push/Pull:
  • Prefix + j: Pull a pane from another window to the current one.
  • Prefix + k: Send the current pane to another window.
• Sync: Prefix + C-s toggles input synchronization across all panes in the window.

🤝 Contributing

I'm open to and encourage contributions of bug fixes, improvements, and documentation! I like working on tooling to make developer experience better. Let me know if there is something you would like to see or would make your developer experience better.

📜 License

MIT License - See the LICENSE file for details.

📧 Contact

Let me know if you have any questions.

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