Bookmark long linux directories into keywords to be accessed faster.

git clone https://github.com/ethancrist/cd-shortcut.git && \
cd-shortcut/init.sh && \
alias cds="source cds"

cds -add <key> <dir>

cds <key>

cds -rm <key>

cds ls

First, point a key to a directory

cds -add dev /my/very/long/nested/dev/directory/that/takes/years/to/type/

Now, typing

cds dev

is like typing

cd /my/very/long/nested/dev/directory/that/takes/years/to/type/

• Keys automatically overwrite when using cds -add <key>

• There is no practical limit to the keys you can store

• This does not use symlink or any other native ubuntu folder linking

• Reading and writing keys are extremely fast, as storage is microscopic

• This application is solely bash therefore completely stateless, meaning it won't eat up memory