Add TPM configuration

[jcf]

Purpose

Add TPM configuration to make installation easier.

Approach

Compile gitmux automatically, if the binary isn't in the plugin directory, and generate the default configuration.

You can use something like this in your Tmux configuration:

set -g @plugin 'jcf/gitmux'
set -g status-right '#(~/.config/tmux/plugins/gitmux/gitmux -cfg ~/.config/tmux/plugins/gitmux/gitmux.conf "#{pane_current_path}")'

If gitmux works without a configuration file, you could skip generating the config file, and that would simplify the status-right option.

I'm not sure if this is something you want to merge based on #2, but I thought I'd share for anyone else who wants to run this awesome project alongside TPM.

All the best!

[arl]

Hi @jcf. Thanks for your pull-request.
I thought about something similar to what you're proposing but I didn't want gitmux to require the user to have Go installed on their system. But you actual made me think to something, the tpm script checking for gitmux could directly download the pre-built binary. This would require to check current architecture and to copy gitmux into the PATH, or giving the user a useful message about why that failed.
I understand that's more involved.
If you wanna give that a go, I'll be happy to review, otherwise we can go with your solution as a first approach.
Since tpm users are not used to a script that fails to install, I'd like error messages in case of failure, like if Go isn't installed .
Let me know, in any case, thanks!

[joshmedeski]

This is an interesting idea, even though we just added homebrew support I could see tpm support making more sense for this project, but the binary would need to be included in version control :(

So far, I think homebrew is a great solution and easy to work with.

[joshmedeski]

This needs to support rebuilding the binary when the plugin is updated.

[arl]

Maybe best would be to not require the user to have the go toolchain, but automatically download the binary release for their arch/os.

[joshmedeski]

From what I can tell, tpm just pulls from git when doing an update. I looked through the docs some and don't see a concept of an update hook for us to leverage.

It seems like this may be more complicated than it appears. Look out for scope creep.