Custom alias function combining exa and zoxide

[JxJxxJxJ]

Hi. I've been trying to make the following function work

function cs () {
    z "$@" && exa --color=auto --icons --group-directories-first -a
  }
alias cd='cs'

the problem is the following

I installed zoxide but somehow the command z is not recognized

[ajeetdsouza]

Did you follow the installation instructions?

[JxJxxJxJ]

I installed it and have eval "$(zoxide init zsh)" on my ~/.zshrc as well yes

[ajeetdsouza]

There's very likely an issue with your configuration - either eval "$(zoxide init zsh)" is not being called or it's being overwritten by some other command. If you could share your config files, I could take a look.

[JxJxxJxJ]

Probably, thank you for your help. My config is the following:

First in ~/.zshenv I have

ZDOTDIR="$HOME/.config/zsh"

# vim:ft=zsh
. "$HOME/.cargo/env"

Then that zsh folder looks like this

And in options.zsh I had

command -v zoxide &>/dev/null && eval "$(zoxide init zsh)"

note that I tested with both

command -v zoxide &>/dev/null && eval "$(zoxide init zsh)"

and just eval "$(zoxide init zsh)".

Another thing I think it's worth mentioning is that I have the z command working, it's just when trying to do the alias that it doesn't recognize it. In alias.zsh I have

function cs () {
    z "$@" && exa --color=auto --icons --group-directories-first -a
  }
alias cd='cs'

And this shows the following behaviour

I can go from ~/Descargas -> ~/Documentos without problems with z, but not with cd aliased as shown. I believe it might have to do with the alias function?

[ajeetdsouza]

Try aliasing to __zoxide_z instead of z. Does it work then?

[JxJxxJxJ]

It works, yes. Thank you