wdmgr - Working Directory Manager

Why?

• You may get tired of:
  • Every time when you open up a new shell window/tab, you need to type a very long cd command (or many decomposed cd's) to get to what you previously worked at.
  • Every time when you want to switch to different working directory (developing, then viewing document, then testing, then developing, then ...), you need to type very annoying cd commands.
• So I made these scripts to save your time and mood to do those cd's.
  • It basically saves working directories with names you want and allow you to cd them later.

Usage

• Put <os>/bin/* into some directory in your PATH environment variable. Or add <os>/bin to PATH.
• Add content of unix/bashrc to your bash profile (typically ~/.bashrc) if you are using UNIX-like operating system.
• Command line:

cdwd [name]
  Change working directory to the saved path with name <name> (default 'unnamed').
shwd [name]
  Show the path with <name> (default 'unnamed').
svwd [name]
  Save the current working directory as <name> (default 'unnamed').
lswd
  List all saved directories.
rmwd [name]
  Remove the saved path <name>.
rmallwd
  Remove all saved paths.

Notes

• Currently only bash, CMD and Powershell are supported.
• No other dependencies! All you need is your shell itself, no other interpreters or compilers.
• The saved paths are located in $HOME/.wdmgr for UNIX-like systems and %USERPROFILE%\_wdmgr for Windows.