Bookmark directories to quickly jump to them later, no more tabbing through directories!
pip install term-mark
term-mark --init
A shell function, 'tm.zsh' will be created in $HOME/.config/zsh/zsh_functions and appended as a source to your .zshrc file.
You'll likely need to reload your .zshrc file before using tm
source $HOME/.zshrc
You can now use term-mark with 'tm' !
By default, glyphs are used for markers. If your shell doesn't support glyphs or your not using a patched font, you can disable glyphs by setting an environment variable which will use '●', '○' characters as fallback marker icons. i.e.
add export TM_USE_GLYPHS=false to your .zshrc file
run source ~/.zshrc
- Bookmark (toggle) the current directory:
tm -M/--mark - Show bookmarks:
tm -S/--show - Remove bookmarks (interactive) menu:
tm -R/--remove- useful for removing multiple bookmarks at the same time
Auto-find & Add Bookmarks:
You can use tm --find <base dir> [--depth <number>] to search and add bookmarks for project directories (idenitifed by .git folder) under the base path provided.
e.g. you can run tm --find ~/dev (--depth 2 is default)
to automatically add bookmarks to dirA, dirB, dirC directories
./dev
├── dirA [bookmark added for `dirA`]
│ ├── .git [<- .git found]
│ └── ...
├── dirB [bookmark added for `dirB`]
│ ├── .git [<- .git found]
│ ├── ...
│ ├── src [bookmark NOT added `/dirB/src`]
│ | └── ...
│ └── .vscode [bookmark NOT added `.vscode`]
│ └── ...
├── GO
│ └── dirC [bookmark added for `dirC`]
│ ├── .git [<- .git found]
│ ├── .vscode
| | └── ...
│ └── ...
└── ...
pip uninstall term-mark
Remove the following line from your .zshrc file:
source "$HOME/.config/zsh/zsh_functions/tm.zsh"
Delete the shell function:
rm $HOME/.config/zsh/zsh_functions/tm.zsh
There's only 2 dependencies for term-mark, pfzy and prompt-toolkit
If they're not used by another package you can also pip uninstall these for a completely clean
uninstall.
This CLI tool includes code and components from the InquirerPy package created by kazhala, specifically a fork from Gracer
InquirerPy is a powerful Python library for creating interactive command-line interfaces.