This automated setup creates a tmux environment suitable for developing SUSE Manager (or spacewalk). Upon launching, you will be prompted with a tmux session that comprises:

• A sumaform configuration editor and prompt to provision it
• A Java remote deployment (press Enter to deploy)
• A front-end static-resources automated deployer (with gulp and lsyncd)
• A JUnit test runner (press Enter to launch tests) with configuration editor
• A Checkstyle runner (press Enter to checkstyle)
• A tig client to access SCM
• A SSH window inside the development server with a split window tailed on logs

• sumaform
• SUSE Manager or spacewalk sources
• ruby
• tmux
• lsyncd
• nodejs
• tig
• tmuxinator
• gulp

If you are running OpenSUSE, you can install all dependencies with:

$ git clone [email protected]:moio/sumaform.git
$ git clone [email protected]:SUSE/spacewalk.git
$ sudo zypper in ruby tmux lsyncd nodejs tig
$ sudo gem install tmuxinator
$ sudo npm install -g gulp

1. Clone the project:

$ git clone [email protected]:mbologna/spacewalk-tmux.git && cd spacewalk-tmux

2. Create a symlink somewhere in your PATH (personal preference: ~/bin):

$ ln -s `pwd`/spacewalk-tmux ~/bin/spacewalk-tmux

3. Edit the following variables in ~/bin/spacewalk-tmux adjusting the self-explanatory values accordingly:

SUMA_SERVER_HOST = 'suma31pg.tf.local'
SUMAFORM_PATH = '/home/mbologna/Development/sumaform'
SPACEWALK_PATH = '/home/mbologna/Development/spacewalk'
SPACEWALK_TMUXINATOR_CONFIG_PATH = '/home/mbologna/.tmuxinator'
LSYNC_CONFIG_PATH = '/home/mbologna'

4. Launch tmux via $ spacewalk-tmux
5. Happy coding!

1. Clone sumaform and SUSE Manager (or spacewalk).
2. Install spacewalk-tmux:

$ git clone [email protected]:mbologna/spacewalk-tmux.git && cd spacewalk-tmux
$ ln -s `pwd`/spacewalk-tmux ~/bin/spacewalk-tmux
$ vim ~/bin/spacewalk-tmux # change values
$ spacewalk-tmux

1. Think of your setup: is there anything missing in spacewalk-tmux?
2. Fork the project
3. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
5. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
6. Create new Pull Request