goto

Bash completion for fast project navigation.

Prerequisites

• bash: goto is written for bash (and compatible) shells.
• bash-completion: ensure that your shell has completion available. You can check by running:

  (command -v complete &> /dev/null && echo 'You have bash completion.') || echo 'You do not have bash completion'

Installation

1. Get a hold of goto. You can either clone this repository or download the latest release.

2. Load goto in your Bash profile (usually ~/.bashrc on Linux and ~/.bash_profile on MacOS)

	source /path/to/goto/goto

Specify the directories that contain your projects via the GOTOPATH environment variable. To specify multiple directories, separate them via : (colon), e.g.:

  export GOTOPATH="${HOME}/code:${HOME}/sites"

You can view installation instructions by running

  make install

Usage

• Type goto and the start of whatever project/folder you want to navigate to in your terminal.

  E.g.

    goto gul
  

• Hit <tab> for autocompletion. If there are several options, this will complete the directory name as far as possible.

  E.g.

    goto gulp-embed-
  

• Hit <tab> again for a list of possible completions.

  E.g.

    goto gulp-embed-
    gulp-embed-json gulp-embed-svg
  

• Continue typing/autocompleting the desired project/folder name and hit enter to go there.

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