Always we hate to type or search or copy and paste most often used commands in the terminal. I found a great tool to ease the navigation in the te...
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Thamaraiselvam on August 22, 2019
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This is a nice idea will give it a go. Previously in bash I’ve used the hash (comment) to tag complex commands ie
ls # complexThen used CTRL-R to recall them using the tag.Fish shell has amazing mind reading abilities too, I know it’s mostly based on frequency of command history.
Thanks for the comment :D
If you use zsh with oh-my-zsh, the
wdplugin may be of your interest: github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/...I use zsh z(github.com/agkozak/zsh-z), auto remembers all directory by their names. No need to explicitly book mark
Ooh I like this 😀, I've just found the Fish shell port as well - github.com/jethrokuan/z
Wow, it is good. does it work with the only directory?
No it works across any directory that we have visited at least one. Cool thing is it does partial match, most cases I just type 3-4 substring of directory names.
Z dev takes me to /users/... /development directory
Great
I use autojump, that, AFAIK, it's similar to z.
+1 for autojump.
Jumping to a folder named "MyFooBar" is as simple as
j foo*.(*) Provided you have been at least once in this folder before.
I use fzf-marks and zsh-z for folder navigation.
For commands pet is really nice.
This is a bit off topic, but I absolutely love the typeface in your header image. Do you remember what it is? :)
Font name: Droid Sans
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Thanks for the comment, pushd, popd is a stack, we can't bookmark a command in a userdefined name and also I am not sure how difficult to manage n number of commands in the stack
It's possible to view an indexed version of the directory stack by using
dirs -vand then pop the directory by index usingpopd +N. Butbmandtodefinitely feels more intuitive.when there's a folder I usually navigate to, I cd into it using full path once so that i can use
ctrl+r name_of_folderfor faster access next time. Works on files, too, and uses built-in cli tools.I use symlinks, CDPATH and aliases. This is enought.