Automatically loads the configurated node version through nvm when navigating to a project using p.sh.
Source the p-load-nvmrc.sh file in your .bashrc file.
You must also have p.sh installed.
When you navigato to a project using p it will look for a .nvmrc file in
the given project and load the corresponding node version using nvm.
~ $ p my-project
Found '~/Projects/my-project/.nvmrc' with version <8.11.1>
Now using node v8.11.1 (npm v5.6.0)
my-project $
If you want your shell to load the node version if started in a folder with a
.nvmrc file, you can call the load-nvmrc file just after sourcing it in your
.bashrc. That will change the node version if a .nvmrc is found.
source p-load-nvmrc.sh
load-nvmrcMy terminal emulator is configured to open a new terminal in the same directory
as the active terminal is currently in. By putting that inline call to
load-nvmrc in my .bashrc I don't need to manually call nvm use whenever I
open a new tab.