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+title: Automatically open Sublime Text projects in a directory
+slug: 5-automatically-open-sublime-text-projects-in-a-directory
+date: "2013-05-15T00:00:00+02:00"
+categories:
+- Tooling
+tags:
+- Sublime Text
+- Bash
+summary: >
+  How to automatically open Sublimetext with a file, a project or the current
+  directory according to the context.
+---
+
+I usually start Sublime Text 2 from the command line to work,  depending
+on the case, on the content of a directory or on a project (materialized
+with a `*.sublime-project` file).
+
+It ends up with one of the following commands :
+
+- `subl .`
+- `subl my-project.sublime-project`
+
+Here is the snippet I added to my `.bashrc` file to have the `subl`
+command automatically "guess" what I want. It does the following:
+
+- If a path is given (`subl "my/file.txt"`), it opens the file.
+- If nothing is given and a `.sublime-project` file exists in the current
+  directory, it opens it
+- If nothing is given and no `.sublime-project` file has been found, it
+  opens the folder.
+
+```bash
+function project_aware_subl {
+  project_file=$(ls *.sublime-project 2>/dev/null | head -n 1)
+  subl ${*:-${project_file:-.}}
+}
+alias subl="project_aware_subl"
+```