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Avindra Goolcharan edited this page Jun 20, 2021 · 13 revisions

dirp

Description

dirp is a ⚡ fast directory picker for the command line (i.e., Unix shells).

Under the hood, it calls upon fzf and find to get the job done.

Warning: after installing dirp, it may become one of your most frequently used commands. Coming soon: GIF demo.

Requirements

After installing fzf, you will just need find for the driller feature. This tool is already available under coreutils in Linux distributions as well as MacOS.

Demo

Users who want to try dirp can try it in the Browser courtesy of jslinux.

https://vfsync.org/vm.html?guest_url=https://vfsync.org/u/avindra/pub

ℹ️ Remember to use dir in your invocations (see "Features" for more detail).

Note: This demo machine starts up a BusyBox shell. The machine also contains a zsh shell with dirp hooked up in .zshrc. Other software may be available and will be loaded on demand (Bellard's 9P implementation will lazy load the needed files).

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