wd

Your entire filesystem have never been so close.

cd is boring and outdated, who in 2020 want to make efforts to remember where your stuff is. So replace the boring cd buitin of your shell with wd, and you can now just use cd to go to:

• any local directory or direcory with absolute or relative path
• any previously visited directory with its dir name
• any previously visited directory you don't remember the name of or are too drunk to type correctly

#example: with a previously visited $HOME/dev/demo/boring_directory holding your most precious files, from wherever in your filesystem, these commands will have the same effect.

cd ~/dev/demo/boring_directory
cd boring_directory
cd bordire
cd boringdemo
cd boringdiaaegrjh

Installation:

cargo install --git https://github.com/obayemi/wd

That will install the wd binary (named wdbin). Now you need to setup your shell.

Shell Setup

Use the built-in init command to get the appropriate setup for your shell:

Bash

echo 'eval "$(wdbin init bash)"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

Zsh

echo 'eval "$(wdbin init zsh)"' >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc

Fish

# Add to your Fish config file
wdbin init fish >> ~/.config/fish/config.fish
# Then reload your config or restart Fish