Subsh

subsh provides ability to manage and use multiple named shell profiles, each having its own environment and history.

First run subsh init to setup basic structure in ~/.subsh.

To create profile run subsh create PROFILE where PROFILE is your desired profile name. This will create ~/.subsh/PROFILE folder with initial filling. You can customize it by modifying ~/.subsh/PROFILE/.bashrc and placing scripts needed for this profile at ~/.subsh/PROFILE/.bashrc.d.

You can enter profile by running subsh enter PROFILE. This will set PROFILE environment variable to profile name so you can use it in command prompt.

Use subsh list to list available profiles and subsh delete to remove no more needed profile.

Localsh

localsh is similar to subsh but allows to maintain only single profile locally in some folder by using per-folder .bashrc file and .bashrc.d folder. Comparing to subsh where all profiles are stored in common folder in user home directory localsh's profiles are local to directories where they were created and can be moved along with these directories.

Run localsh create to create profile in current folder. Running at home directory is not supported because it conflicts with per-user bash setup.

Navigate to directory where profile exists and run localsh enter to launch shell profile. PROFILE variable will be set to (local) name.

localsh delete allows to erase profile data.