A project / directory manager and FZF-powered fuzzy-selector.
Use pd in tandem with cd to change directories using fuzzy-search, search
for version-controlled projects in your home directory, and keep track of your
most-visited cd targets.
It's written in Go, and it zooms.
Contents
# ~/.zshrc
# wrap built-in cd to:
# 1. fuzzy-select a directory to visit when given no argument
# 2. retain built-in dir-stack-related behavior when given a -/+ numeric arg
# 3. log a directory visit when given any other arg
cd() {
builtin cd "$(pd "$1")" || return
}
# ^h cd with pd
bindkey -s '^h' 'cd\n'% pd --help
p/d
Usage:
pd [directory name]
Intended to be used in tandem with cd as follows:
cd $(pd ~/Documents)
Given a file path, print its absolute form (resolving symlinks) and save to
history. If a path to a non-directory is given, use its containing
directory instead.
Examples:
pd ~/Documents/projects/my-project
pd ~/my-other-project
pd ./projects/my-project/some-file.txt
Given a position on the directory stack, no-op. Print that back out to leave the
behavior of cd unchanged.
Examples:
pd -2
pd +1
pd -
Given no arguments, open FZF to allow fuzzy-selecting a directory to cd into.
Still a work in progress, so not yet published.
Clone and build with go build && go install.
Apache
p/d is written in Go based on a prototype in Ruby. It builds upon prior art by junegunn (fzf) and b4b4r07 (go-finder).