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I use `open .` to open up a Finder window of the directory I'm currently in using Terminal so frequently that I've set up an alias for it -- alias op='open .
by zora_goron 3y ago
I use `open .` to open up a Finder window of the directory I'm currently in using Terminal so frequently that I've set up an alias for it --
alias op='open .'
- ojosilva 3y agoIt took me a while but I finally got open to open folders in a new Finder tab instead of opening a new window each time. function opent () { what=${1:-`pwd`} what=$(cd "$what"; pwd) osascript -e "tell application \"Finder\" activate set t to target of Finder window 1 set toolbar visible of window 1 to true end tell tell application \"System Events\" keystroke \"t\" using command down end tell tell application \"Finder\" set target of Finder window 1 to POSIX file \"$what\" end tell" > /dev/null } ## opens current dir $ opent . ## same $ opent