A simple shell function to manage and navigate to custom directory mappings.

1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/luisya22/goto.git

2. Source the goto.sh script in your .bashrc file:

echo "source /path/to/goto/goto.sh" >> ~/.bashrc
# Replace /path/to/goto with the actual absolute path where the goto repository is cloned 
# For example, if it is at home: ~/goto/goto.sh

3. Reload your .bashrc file:

source ~/.bashrc

• Add a new mapping: goto add <entry_name> <folder_path>
  • You may also use $(pwd) if you are currently in the folder you want to add: goto add <entry_name> $(pwd)
• Remove a mapping: goto remove <entry_name>
• Update a mapping: goto update <entry_name> <new_path>
• List all mappings: goto list
• Navigate to a mapping: goto <entry_name>

The goto function supports autocompletion for the names of your custom mappings.

goto add projects ~/Documents/Projects/MyFavoriteProject/Inside/SuperInside
goto projects

This will navigate to ~/Documents/Projects/MyFavoriteProject/Inside/SuperInside.