Projectile

Projectile project navigation and management

Projectile provides commands to navigate within a project and manage files and buffers as a project.

A project is defined by any of the following:

• a source control directory e.g. .git
• programming language tools e.g. deps.edn
• projectile configuration file, .projectile

Commonly used commands

SPC p f will find a file by name within the project scope

SPC p a will alternate between a source code file and its unit test file

SPC p " opens an external terminal at the root of the project, so external terminal commands can easily be run on the project, e.g. clojure -M:repl/rebel to start a terminal UI REPL

SPC

Ignore files in project Projectile configuration file

A .projectile file at the root of a project include file and directory name patterns for Projectile to ignore, similar to a .gitignore file.

Projectile will ignore patterns in a .gitignore file. however, there may be additional patterns that Projectile should ignore that Git should not

Ignore files at the root of the project

-/log
-/tmp
-/public/uploads

Relative pathname ignores:

-tmp
-*.port
-*.yml

Ignore everything except certain sub-directories (not relevant for file names)

+/src/practicalli
+/tests/practicalli

Projectile menu

SPC p opens the projectile menu