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A port of Jan De Poorter's pj for the fish shell. pj
was originally
popularized by the oh-my-zsh plugin with the same name, pj.
pj
allows you to easily jump between your favourite directories in
a predictable manner. You tell pj
where to look for your projects, and it will
allow you to jump to them easily with tab completion. It even provides
a convenient ability to open an editor in that directory from anywhere!
Install
$ omf install pj
Configuration
In order to tell pj
where to look for your projects, you need to set an
environment variable called PROJECT_PATHS
. It is a list of directories which
contain your projects.
$ set -gx PROJECT_PATHS ~/workspace ~/src
Usage
To jump to a project, simply run pj
with the name of the directory you would
like to jump to.
$ pj foo-project
You can also open it in your favourite editor with the pj open
command. This
will open the project with the $EDITOR
configured on your system.
$ pj open foo-project
Protip: You can set an abbrebiation in your shell for the above, like pjo
.
$ abbr -a pjo pj open
$ pjo<space>
# Becomes
$ pj open
License
MIT © Espen Henriksen et al