Hey all, I apologize if this is in the wrong place.
I am on OS X Mavericks. I’m trying to figure out how to run shell commands without having to switch windows. Ideally I’d be able to bind common shell commands to shortcuts as well. I came across the package Shell Turtlestein which seems to be pretty decent, but I have two issues with it:
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Standard commands (ls, cd, etc.) seem to work perfectly. However, other commands result in a “command not found”. When I run more ‘exotic’ commands such as “git publish” (actually calls a program called legit which extends git) it claims the command is not found. On the git page for the package the author said you can get around this issue by opening sublime from the terminal, so that it can “pick up your $PATH”. While this fix worked, I’d like to find a way around it, e.g. configure shell turtlestein so that I can specify the $path variable by default, so that I can open sublime however I please.
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I’ve been unable to figure out how to bind commands to keyboard shortcuts so that I can for example pass “git publish” to shell turtlestein just by hitting the shortcut.
I’d appreciate any help/advice.