I made these functions that integrate into the dirstack in zsh to make a harpoon like functionality

[ansatzer]

I wanted to be able to maintain memory of the directories I am currently working on, and not let it be shattered by rogue directory changes.

pushd and popd work but they dont allow for jumps like zoxide does, especially the interactivity.

function cdf() {
  if [[ "$1" =~ '^[0-9]+$' ]]; then
    pushd "+$1"
  elif [[ "$1" == "." ]]; then
    pushd "$PWD"
  else
    local dir
    dir=$(zoxide query -i -- "$@") && pushd "$dir"
  fi
  dirs -v
}

function cdb() {
  if [[ "$1" =~ '^[0-9]+$' ]]; then
    popd "+$1"
  else
    popd "$@"
  fi
  dirs -v
}

One can use this to first query for directories wherever in their zoxide list and put them in memory. Then cdf <pos> can get them to that directory in the dirstack by rotating the stack so it is at the top.

Feel free to suggest any improvements here, or if this can be done otherwise. I did see #710 (comment), but it didn't seem to align with my vision for this.