Last Updated: February 25, 2016

Open Sublime Text from terminal

Handy shell script to open Sublime Text (or something else)
from terminal. Works in two modes:
- if no arguments passed - open new application window within current directory
- if argument passed:
* its new/existent file - open it in the current window
* its directory - open new window

Also you can use it even application not running without any outputs polluting terminal

#!/bin/bash

run_sublime () {
 if pidof sublime > /dev/null; then
 eval sublime 1ドル
 else
 nohup sublime 1ドル > /dev/null 2>&1 &
 fi
}

if [ -z "$@" ]; then
 run_sublime '-n .'
else
 run_sublime $@
fi

#sublime text

#bash