[Feature Request] Global playbook #8

Hi,

I rely heavily on multiple playbooks and set it up like this:

augroup TomePlaybooks
  autocmd!
  autocmd BufNewFile,BufReadPost */.playbook/* silent! TomePlayBook
  autocmd BufNewFile,BufReadPost .playbook/*  silent! TomePlayBook
augroup END

This way I have both ~/.playbook.sh and ~/.playbook/* as global playbooks, with index files and others I reuse across projects. I attached some screenshots with real examples of how I use it, so the idea should be clear even if it looks a bit messy.

Just wanted to share this approach, since it makes it possible to keep a global playbook for commands that are reused across multiple projects without needing extra support.

Tip: creating and using multiple playbooks is simple. Just touch .playbook/new_book.sh to create one, then execute it. After that you can remove the touch and keep the filename as a link inside another playbook, so you can quickly jump into it with Vim’s gf command.