Twig works with Git repositories on your local machine. This page covers how to open, manage, and switch between projects.
When you first launch twig (or have no project open):
With twig already open:
cmd + o)To start with a repository you don't have locally:
Twig works best with:
.git directory)Projects without Git won't have workspace features available.
Twig remembers projects you've opened:
To work on a different project:
cmd + o)This closes the current project and opens the new one.
Currently, twig works with one project at a time per window. To work on multiple projects simultaneously, open additional twig windows.
Each project can have its own settings:
Access project settings from the gear icon or preferences menu.
Twig requires Git. Initialize Git in your project:
cd your-project
git init
Ensure you have read and write access to the project folder. On macOS, you may need to grant twig disk access in system preferences > security & privacy > privacy > files and folders.
Very large repositories may take a moment to index. Twig will show a loading indicator while it processes the project structure.