goto

This is an utils command to allow to jump between local folders

Installation

First, clone this repository and source the goto.sh from your .bashrc or any file you want which is sourced when loading a terminal.

For example by adding something like in you .bashrc:

if [ -f ~/workspace/src/github.com/denouche/goto/goto.sh ]; then
    . ~/workspace/src/github.com/denouche/goto/goto.sh
fi

Then, create or modify the ~/.gotorc file to add your aliases (accepted syntax is describe below)

.gotorc file syntax

There is two syntaxes you can mix in the .gotorc file

Alias syntax

This syntax is to define custom alias name. The format is: aliasname:/path/to/folder

for example:

github:~/workspace/src/github.com
utils:/home/denouche/workspace/src/gitlab.com/denouche-projects/utils

You can use either full path definition or path relative to ~ like in the example.

Find syntax

This syntax allow to search for an exact name into multiple folders. The format is: /path/to/folder/*

for example:

/home/denouche/workspace/src/github.com/*
/home/denouche/workspace/src/gitlab.com/*

Note you have to use full path definition for this syntax.

How to use it

Using the following .gotorc file:

github:~/workspace/src/github.com
utils:~/workspace/src/gitlab.com/denouche-projects/utils
/home/denouche/workspace/src/github.com/*
/home/denouche/workspace/src/gitlab.com/*

Then this is some examples and what they will do:

$ goto github
## first line of .gotorc file is matching, so it will execute: $ cd ~/workspace/src/github.com

$ goto goto
## as there is not custom alias matching, this will look into `/home/denouche/workspace/src/github.com/*` and `/home/denouche/workspace/src/gitlab.com/*` to find any matching folder name.
For example in my case it will execute: $ cd /home/denouche/workspace/src/github.com/denouche/goto

Fuzzy matching

For custom alias definition, if you just did a typo while using the command, a fuzzy matching search will be done to try to find the searched folder. To use this feature, you will need to install tre-agrep command.

For example:

$ goto gitub ## without the h
## this will execute: $ cd ~/workspace/src/github.com