devmode is a shell script that simplifies managing local coding workspaces on Android or Linux devices. With devmode, you can create a workspace by selecting specific files and folders, run the workspace using popular editors (SPCK, SPCK Node.js, Acode), and automatically sync changes between your workspace and the original directory.
- 📂 Create a workspace by selecting files/folders from the current directory
- 🖥️ Choose your default editor: SPCK, SPCK Node.js, or Acode
- 🔄 Automatic file synchronization between the workspace and original directory using
rsync - 🗑️ Easily delete workspaces along with synced files in the editor folder
- 🚫 Automatically filter out unnecessary files/folders like
node_modules,.git, and log files - 🛡️ Protect config files and build artifacts from being synced
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Text editor (Spck Editor, Spck Editor for Nodejs, Acode)
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Command Line Termux
pkg update && pkg upgrade
pkg install git rsync jqgit clone https://github.com/ezaco-dev/devmode.git
cd devmode
mkdir configchmod +x devmode.shexport DEVMODE_ALIAS="alias devmode='~/devmode/devmode"
[ -n "$PS1" ] && eval "$DEVMODE_ALIAS"
[ -n "$ZSH_VERSION" ] && source ~/.zshrc || ([ -n "$BASH_VERSION" ] && source ~/.bashrc || [ -f ~/.profile ] && source ~/.profile)devmode helpdevmodedevmode create-new-workspacedevmode setdevmode remove-workspacedevmode rmdevmode start-workspacedevmode run-
When creating a new workspace, select which files/folders to include.
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Choose the default editor (SPCK, SPCK Node.js, or Acode).
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Run the workspace — devmode copies files and starts automatic sync.
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Press Ctrl+C to stop syncing.
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Use the delete workspace command to remove workspaces you no longer need.
Workspaces are saved as JSON files under ~/devmode/config/.
Editor folders are configured for Android (SPCK, Acode) or Linux paths.
File/folder filters exclude large folders, symlinks, and unwanted directories like node_modules.
MIT License