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Navigatio

video demonstration

Fast navigation between directories

Table of Contents

Introduction

If you use a terminal and you need to move between directories frequently, then this application is for you! Define aliases and use them to quickly navigate between directories.
If you accidentally used the wrong command, don't worry. The cancellation command nav -u will take care of this!

Features

  • Create aliases for directories and navigate to them quickly
  • Cancel previous actions

Installation

Linux

  1. Download and unpack the latest release for linux (file linux-x64.zip)

  2. Open the folder with unpacked files in the terminal and run the setup

sudo chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.sh ./
  1. Restart the terminal

Done! Now you can run nav -h for a list of all available commands

Windows

  1. Download and install git (you'll need a git bash in order to use the app)

  2. Download and unpack the latest release for your specific architecture (win-x64.zip or win-x86.zip)

  3. Open the folder with unpacked files in the git bash and run the setup

./setup.sh ./
  1. Restart the git bash

Done! Now you can run nav -h for a list of all available commands

Usage

Navigation:

  • nav <alias> Navigate to this alias

Managing aliases:

  • nav --help|-h A list of all commands
  • nav --add|-a <alias> <relative_or_absolute_path> Add an alias
  • nav --delete|-d <alias> Remove an alias
  • nav --show|-s List all of your aliases

Cancelling actions:

  • nav --undo|-u Undo the previous action

Changing settings:

  • nav --change-settings|-cs Adjust a limit of the command history and set your favorite editor

License

Navigatio is available under the MIT license