Bookmark locations that you visit frequently in your terminal!
- Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/lordadamson/QuickCD
- cd into it:
cd QuickCD
- Run the installation script:
./install.sh
- Source your .bashrc:
source ~/.bashrc
cd
into any of the locations that you use frequently. let's say it's located in ~/projects/horse-fly/
and then run: git --save
or you could just run qcd -s
.
Now your location has been saved and you can get back to it easily. so let's say you open your terminal and the default working directory is ~
, you can simply run qcd horse
and it's gonna take you to ~/projects/horse-fly/
. Neat huh? Notice that you didn't have to specify the whole directory name, you just typed a part of the name that is distinguishable from other bookmarked locations.
You can list all of your bookmarked directories by: qcd [-l|--list]
You can remove a bookmark by: qcd [-d|--delete] horse
- Create Debian package.
- Create RPM Package.
- Create Arch Package.
- Add a purge option to the
uninstall.sh
that deletes the~/.qcd
directory.