Launch all project apps on your local machine using shell script. This is useful when some apps are dependent on other in separate projects

launchApps.sh

projDir='/home/USERNAME/projects/'

declare -A MYMAPS=(
["ui-1"]="grunt serve" 
["ui-2"]="grunt serve" 
["ui-3"]="gulp serve" 
["ui-4"]="gulp serve" 
["ui-5"]="gulp serve" 
["accounts"]="gulp serve" 
["xtension"]="npm run dev"
["emailq"]="npm run dev" 
["api"]="grunt serve" 
["lambda1"]="npm run start"
["billing"]="npm run startApi;npm run startUI;npm run startLambda"
["verify"]="npm run start;npm run startLambda"
);

launchCmd=''

for app in "$@"; do
      	STR=${MYMAPS[$app]}
	IFS=';'
	read -ra commandArr <<< "$STR"

	for command in ${commandArr[*]}; do
        	cmd='cd '$projDir$app' && '$command
		launchCmd+=(--tab -t "$app=>$command" -e "bash -c '$cmd';bash")
#		launchCmd+=(--tab -t "$app=>$command" --working-directory="$projDir$app" -e "bash -c '$command';bash")
	done
done
gnome-terminal "${launchCmd[@]}";
# mate-terminal "${launchCmd[@]}"
exit 0;