How to start processing applications from the terminal

I am currently using Processing for a small project, but I don't like the text editor that comes with it. I am using vim to write all of my code. I found where the .pde file is and I edited them from vim and then reopen them and run them (it takes a lot to reload the script and run it). This is why I want a solution where I can compile everything from the terminal.

On a closed check, I found a java processing file that supposedly compiles and runs the sketch. However, whatever arguments I suggest, it keeps spilling the help page. This is an example of how I run them.

(PS: I created a script that starts processing-java and adds it to / usr / bin)

processing-java --sketch=/home/george/sketchbook/testproject --output=/tmp/processing/test --force --run

Can someone help me please run my sketches from terminal?

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I managed to do this by creating a bash script called pjava and the code will follow in case anyone has this question:

#!/bin/bash
rm -rf /tmp/processing
mkdir /tmp/processing
/home/euler/Desktop/processing-2.0b8/processing-java --output=/tmp/processing/ --force --sketch=$1 --run

      



And how I run it I follow:

If I hit a folder named project

I run pjava ../project

and project.pde gets compiled and run.

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