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One handy tool that I came across recently is "autojump." It lets you jump to directories by typing in a short pattern, which is matched against the names of t
by humbledrone 16y ago
One handy tool that I came across recently is "autojump." It lets you jump to directories by typing in a short pattern, which is matched against the names of the directories you use the most. I still use cd for short, direct changes, but autojump is nice for switching between top-level project folders and the like.
Source: http://github.com/joelthelion/autojump/wiki http://github.com/joelthelion/autojump/wiki
- huyegn 16y agoI've always felt that autojump's "jump" command could be hit or miss when you had directories with similar paths. Because of this, I wrote a tool for myself to quickly jump around to commonly used folders by using short named aliases. The manual directory alias naming means that you can target the folder that you want much more accurately. Combined with tab-completion, this thing has become a huge productivity booster for me. link: http://www.huyng.com/bashmarks-directory-bookmarks-for-the-shell/ http://www.huyng.com/bashmarks-directory-bookmarks-for-the-s...