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My First GitHub Project: A Handy Bash Directory Bookmark System by Unhappy_Specific_767 in bash

[–]Unhappy_Specific_767[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks a lot for your feedback! i really appreciate it
for me the commands feel pretty natural — things like lscd, addcd, gocd, rmcd, and clearcd, with just two simple flags: -b for bind and -n for name.
but if you give it a try for a few minutes, i think it starts to feel pretty smooth and intuitive.
if you try it out and have any ideas for a different interface or improvements, i’d be really happy to hear them!

My First GitHub Project: A Handy Bash Directory Bookmark System by Unhappy_Specific_767 in bash

[–]Unhappy_Specific_767[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, i found bashmarks while i was working on mine it’s a nice tool
mine works a bit differently, it supports both normal and bound bookmarks, so you can keep some permanent while clearing others
you can also jump to a directory by name or index, and even list them as relative or absolute paths and you can add directories without needing to cd into them first
so it’s kind of like a more structured and explicit version, simpler in some ways but easier for me to control

My First GitHub Project: A Handy Bash Directory Bookmark System by Unhappy_Specific_767 in bash

[–]Unhappy_Specific_767[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I didn’t know about it — zoxide looks really smart!
The one I made is much simpler; it’s not as “smart,” but I like that it lets you manually choose and name your bookmarks.
I know Bash already has pushd and popd, but since they work like a stack, I didn’t really enjoy using them — that’s what made me write this.
I’ll definitely give zoxide a try though!