Shunpo: Minimalist bash tool to make directory navigation a little bit faster

1. Shunpo

   1 1 381 9.1 Shell

   A minimalist bash tool that makes directory navigation just a little bit faster.

   

2. InfluxDB

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3. zsh

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   Mirror of the Z shell source code repository.

   

4. zsh-autosuggestions

   3 144 32,769 4.4 Shell

   Fish-like autosuggestions for zsh

   

   I have a utility called ZSH Autosuggestions, and it's probably one of the most useful things on my computer. It shows you a sort of preview of the most recent command you typed that matches the prefix of the current command you are typing. It's basically an automatic tool that bookmarks commands based on usage. I think the best bookmark systems are ones which simply track your entire history and suggest relevant pages based on it. That way the process of bookmark creation is automatic and you don't have to predict what you will need to access frequently.

   https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions?tab=readme-...

5. bashmarks

   4 7 1,915 3.9 Shell

   Directory bookmarks for the shell

   

   I’ve used “bashmarks” for this for years: https://github.com/huyng/bashmarks

   Super handy. This looks like it might be more polished version.

6. nnn

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   n³ The unorthodox terminal file manager

   

   I use https://github.com/jarun/nnn/ with `cd` on quit if I need to scan around manually. Otherwise, zoxide.

7. autojump

   6 47 16,504 3.7 Python

   A cd command that learns - easily navigate directories from the command line

   

   I never used pushd and popd. Did not even know about them. But I use autojump it give directories a prioroty numbers and then you just have to type "j pro" and you cd into your projects folder for example.

   https://github.com/wting/autojump

   just looked at it again it also has a jc comment do and commands to open file explorer that I never used.

8. cdbuff

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10. working-directory

    8 1 26 - Shell

    Random-access directory storage in your shell. Navigate deep project hierarchies super fast. The root of your current project is just a 'wd' away.

    

    This is great!

    I wrote a very similar tool for myself a long time ago: “wd” or Working Directory. Uses similar numeric slots but also has named “schemes” and sets environment variables for your slots for you.

    https://github.com/karlin/working-directory

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