It’s zsh plugin to help you navigate your files via the command line by learning the ways you want to access a certain folder and providing that shortcut.
For instance, when I want to go to CodeFund’s codebase on my computer, I type z code in my command line and cd’s me right to the project, which the real path is ~/work/gitcoin/code_fund_ads (I think, I’ve accessed it with z since day 1).
I have a GitHub action for rubocop and a demo app for trying to recreate bugs people report for it which I can get to with z rubocop action and z rubocop playground respectively.
It’s an amazing tool and I can’t imagine not having it at this point. Let me know if I can say more! 😁
It’s also perfect for me because I can never remember where anything is. Whether it’s a folder on my computer or my car keys, I can lose anything. Z helps me not lose things on my computer. As for my car keys though... 😬
github.com/rupa/z
It’s zsh plugin to help you navigate your files via the command line by learning the ways you want to access a certain folder and providing that shortcut.
For instance, when I want to go to CodeFund’s codebase on my computer, I type
z codein my command line and cd’s me right to the project, which the real path is~/work/gitcoin/code_fund_ads(I think, I’ve accessed it with z since day 1).I have a GitHub action for rubocop and a demo app for trying to recreate bugs people report for it which I can get to with
z rubocop actionandz rubocop playgroundrespectively.It’s an amazing tool and I can’t imagine not having it at this point. Let me know if I can say more! 😁
It’s also perfect for me because I can never remember where anything is. Whether it’s a folder on my computer or my car keys, I can lose anything. Z helps me not lose things on my computer. As for my car keys though... 😬
Thanks for sharing! I'll give it a go