💻🧰🐧 #gocd: Little #Bash command to change working directory, as traditional #cd command, but with a NAME instead a directory, from a list of association NAME: DIRECTORY.
https://bitbucket.org/OPiMedia/gocd-bash/
By example, if configuration file contents this line: git ~/data/git
$ gocd git
is equivalent to run
$ cd ~/data/git; ls
$ gocd git archives/library/assertopencl/
is equivalent to run
$ cd ~/data/git/archives/library/assertopencl/; ls
Both arguments are autocompleted.
So the idea is to have an alternative of cd command with some usual shortcuts.
More explanations about installation, use and examples, available on the Bitbucket repository.
https://bitbucket.org/OPiMedia/gocd-bash/
P.-S.: This is the same command that I shared 2 weeks ago. I just renamed the command from go to gocd to avoid name conflict with the go compiler.
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I added -n and -q options.
-n just print target directory, without change working directory.
-q quiet, don't run ls at the end.
Examples:
$ gocd -nq ParSigmaOdd progs/
just print (even if this path doesn't exist) $HOME/data/git/current/parallel-sigma_odd-problem/progs/
$ cat $(gocd -nq ParSigmaOdd README.md)
is equivalent to run
$ cat $HOME/data/git/current/parallel-sigma_odd-problem/README.md
New version of #gocd 🐧🧰, a #cd alternative that takes first a shortcut:
https://bitbucket.org/OPiMedia/gocd-bash/
Two workarounds to run it in #sh, #ksh, #zsh…
#gocdBash #Bash #shell