Workspaces for the CLI. Categorize your files and retain an oversight.
You must be using the fish shell in order to use this program.
ws switch foo to switch to the foo workspace. This simply sets the ws variable to $HOME/ws/foo, and no immediate change is noticed.
ws add bar to add the file / directory bar to the current workspace. If bar is a file, it will create a hardlink inside $HOME/ws/foo. If bar is a directory, or a file that is not on the same partition as your home directory, it will create a symlink instead.
ws to cd to the current workspace, where you can find all the files you've added in one oversight.
The fun part is that you can put workspaces inside other workspaces. TODO: experiment with this and give some examples.
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/Antithesisx/ws.git
cp ws/ws.fish $HOME/.config/fish/functions/
echo "set ws" >> $HOME/.config/fish/config.fish