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golumbus

v1.1.0

Published

Golumbus lets you bookmark directories and jump to them quickly on your terminal.

Downloads

72

Readme

Golumbus NPM NPM NPM

Golumbus lets you bookmark directories and jump to them quickly on your terminal.

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Installation

You need to have Node.js >= 12 installed which includes NPM.

  1. npm install -g golumbus (installs the gol command)
  2. Run gol install to install the goto command in your shell (Bash, Zsh, Fish)

Why do I need to install two commands?

Usage

Use the gol command to manage (add, search, delete) your bookmarked directories:

  1. Bookmark current directory: gol add <name>
  2. List your directories: gol list [search-term]
  3. Resolve a directory to stdout: gol <name> [path-manipulator]
  4. Remove a directory: gol rm <name>
  5. Purge directories not existing anymore: gol purge

Jump to a bookmarked location: goto <name>

Contribution

I'm looking forward to any feedback, issue reports or pull requests.