I want to start a process [mpd] when I open up terminal, and check if it's already running when I open a second tab so it won't try to run it again. This is what I used to have on my .bashrc:
#start mpd automatically if not yet running.
if [[ -z "$(pgrep mpd)" ]]; then
mpd
fi
I suppose is something like this, or maybe using test -f
, but I can't figure out how to make it work:
# MPD
if pgrep mpd > /dev/null
command mpd
end
[this is located on my config.fish file].
You could add to your config.fish
.
if not pgrep -f mpd > /dev/null
command mpd
end
Or if you are using fish >= 2.3.0
to ~/.config/fish/conf.d/*
for a better separation of concerns.