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    How to run `code .` and `yarn start` on macOS?

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    • Paulo EduardoP Offline
      Paulo Eduardo
      last edited by Paulo Eduardo

      I tried using .sh file

      I was able to use commands like open . before some cd but I wasn't able to run complex commands like code to open vs on that folder(this one i can solve using open -a code filePath. but start my project prove to be harder.

      Outside trigger, the sh file work. Just on trigger I wasn't able to run it 😞

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      • Paulo EduardoP Offline
        Paulo Eduardo
        last edited by

        So, I got it haha

        #/bin/bash
        newtab(){
          osascript \
          -e 'tell application "iTerm2" to tell current window to set newWindow to (create tab with default profile)' \
          -e "tell application \"iTerm2\" to tell current session of newWindow to write text \"${@}\""
        }
        newtab 'cd ~/dev/clubpetro-frontend && code . && yarn run start'
        

        This is the .sh file that I create, all I do is call bash ~/dev/alexa/teste.sh on trigger 🙂 working perfectly

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          Russ @Paulo Eduardo
          last edited by

          @Paulo-Eduardo, awesome. Nice job. I'm glad you got it working.

          Russell VanderMey

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