jump

A fuzzy quick-directory jumper. Kinda like autojump or z, but fuzzy.

Jump works its magic by keeping track of the directories you visit. It scores to give you the best match for tour input. When integrated with your shell, the j function is available. It let's you jump across directories with ease.

If you visit /Users/bob/Projects/moneymaker often, type j mk and jump straight to it. Gone are the days of manual aliases for frequent project directories.

Installation

OSX

brew tap gsamokovarov/jump
brew install jump --HEAD

Source

On Linux and other UNIX-like systems, that can compile Go code, you can install jump from source.

You need a working Go workspace for the compilation.

go get github.com/gsamokovarov/jump
git clone https://github.com/gsamokovarov/jump
cd jump
make
mv jump ~/bin # Or /usr/local/bin, if ~/bin isn't in $PATH.

Shell

Jump supports bash, zsh and fish out of the box. If your favourite shell isn't in the list below, give a heads up in the issue tracker.

To get the most out of jump, you have to integrate it with your shell. The integration gives you the j shell function and the automatic tracking and scoring.

bash

Put the line below in ~/.bashrc or ~/bash_profile:

eval "$(jump shell bash)"

zsh

Put the line below in ~/.zshrc:

eval "$(jump shell zsh)"

fish

Put the line below in ~/.config/fish/config.fish:

status --is-interactive; and . (jump shell fish | psub)

Issues

If you find any problems with jump, please, consider reporting them to the issue tracker.

License

Jump is licensed under the MIT license.

Hope you find jump useful! ✨