sldir

sldir is a handy command line tool for unix-like systems to save and load frequently visited directories.

Features

Quick Save and Load for 0-9 Slots

• s0 to s9: Save directories;
• l0 to l9: Load directories;
• d0 to d9: Delete saves;
• sl: Print all saved directories.

Examples:

• Save current directory to slot 1:

  $ s1

• Load directory saved at slot 1:

  $ l1

• Delete record saved at slot 1:

  $ d1

• Save current directory to slot 2:

  $ s2

• Load directory saved at slot 2:

  $ l2

• Delete record saved at slot 2:

  $ d2

• Print all saved directories:

  $ sl

  An example output looks like this:

  

Advanced Uses by Calling sdir, ldir, ddir and sldir**

• sdir name: Save current directory to the given slot name;
• ldir name: Load directory saved at name slot;
• ddir name: Delete save saved at name slot;
• sldir: Same as sl, print all saved directories.

Examples:

• Save current directory to slot work:

  $ sdir work

• Load directory saved at slot work:

  $ ldir work

• Delete record saved at slot work:

  $ ddir work

• Print all saved directories:

  $ sldir

Installation

Quick Installation

1. Copy and paste the following command and run it in your terminal to quickly install:

git clone https://github.com/ZhouShengsheng/sldir.git /tmp/sldir && cd /tmp/sldir && bash install.sh && cd - && rm -rf /tmp/sldir

2. Restart your terminal or source ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zshrc.

If the quick installation failed, you might need to try the following manual installation.

Manual Installation

1. Clone the repository:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/ZhouShengsheng/sldir.git

2. Run the install.sh script:

cd sldir
./install.sh

3. Restart your terminal or source ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zshrc.

4. (Optional) Clean up:

cd ..
rm -rf sldir

Supported Shell

• Bash
• Zsh

License

sldir is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.