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Jump
Jump enables you to jump to bookmarked locations in your filesystem from your shell.
Installation
Make sure you have Go installed and a GOPATH configured.
You can then install (and update) Jump with:
go get -u github.com/cassava/jump
Because a program cannot change your shell working directory, a shell function
needs to do that. In your shell configuration, such as ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
insert the following line:
source <(jump --source)
If you did not add $GOPATH/bin to your PATH, then use:
source <($GOPATH/bin/jump --source)
By default, this defines a function:
function jp() {
eval $(jump $@)
}
Jump returns all output to stderr except for cd directives (and the above
function definition). The name of the function can be customized by providing an
argument to --source, but this will require modification of the shell completion provided.
Installation of shell completion can be achieved with:
sudo install -m644 contrib/completion.zsh /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/_jp
Usage
Add a jump point (bookmark) with jp -c <profile> <path>. The path can be
absolute or relative, it will automatically be made absolute:
jump --create this-place .
jump -c jump ~/devel/go/src/github.com/cassava/jump
List jump points by simply running the command with no options or arguments.
Documentation
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