14 August 2019 / Command Line

A Command Line App to navigate quickly between directories and projects

Quickcd

For everyone who is upset by typing endless directory paths to change directories. Define shortcuts, with which you can navigate quickly between directories and projects. Using the qcd back command, you can easily switch back to the directory you came from.

Features

Create shortcuts for any directory path & navigate to them quickly
Go back to the directory you came from

Installation

Download and unpack the latest release for your specific platform

By now, only MacOS and Linux are supported

Run the setup

sudo sh setup.sh

Restart the terminal

You're done! Use qcd help for a list of all available commands

Usage

It's pretty simple.

Navigation:

qcd <name> Navigate to this QuickLink
qcd back Get back to the directory you came from

Managing QuickLinks:

qcd help|h A list of all commands
qcd add <name> <relative_or_absolute_path> Add a QuickLink (shortcut)
qcd remove|rm <name> Remove a QuickLink
qcd list List all of your QuickLinks

Updating

Follow these steps to update to a newer release:

Download and unpack the latest release for your specific platform
Run sudo sh update_dev.sh

You're done! Use qcd help for a list of all available commands

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