In addition to a system daemon, the daemon can be used to create workspace/project-specific emacs daemon using the named daemon feature. Passing an empty alternate editor flag -a "" and a daemon name -s <name> to emacsclient will connect to the named emacs daemon (creating it if it doesn't exist). You can keep projects separate this way.
My bash alias creates a daemon with the name of the current directory: alias wmac='emacsclient -t -a "" -s ${PWD##*/}'
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In addition to a system daemon, the daemon can be used to create workspace/project-specific emacs daemon using the named daemon feature. Passing an empty alternate editor flag
-a ""and a daemon name-s <name>to emacsclient will connect to the named emacs daemon (creating it if it doesn't exist). You can keep projects separate this way.My bash alias creates a daemon with the name of the current directory:
alias wmac='emacsclient -t -a "" -s ${PWD##*/}'