# Jumptag

Jump to directory using tags as shorthand.

## Install
### Use binary
- Download the binary `jumptag` and script `configure.sh` from release, to the same directory.
- Execute:
```sh
bash configure.sh <path_to_rc_file>
```

### Compile from source
- Please read before run:
```sh
bash build.sh <path_to_rc_file> -r
```

## Use
### Initialize
```sh
# add binary:
mkdir -p ~/.jumptag/bin
cp ./jumptag ~/.jumptag/bin
# initialize:
jumptag -init <your_rc_file>
# please restart your shell right after
```

### Use
An example in an interactive shell (zsh) :
- Currently we have bindings:
```sh
~/dev/rs > jt -ls
[jump-tag] (3 bindings)
desk => /mnt/a/Desktop
dev => /home/da1sypetals/dev
rs => /home/da1sypetals/dev/rs
```
- Create a new one and jump to it!
```sh
~/dev/rs > jt desk

/mnt/a/Desktop > jt -add docs ~/dev/docs

/mnt/a/Desktop > jt docs
```
- Now delete an existing one!
```sh
~/dev/docs > jt dev

~/dev > jt -del dev

~/dev > jt rs
```
- And jump to it...
```sh
~/dev/rs > jt dev
[jump-tag] failed: tag not found: dev
```

- Finally, see what we have now!
```sh
~/dev/rs > jt -ls
[jump-tag] (3 bindings)
desk => /mnt/a/Desktop
docs => /home/da1sypetals/dev/docs
rs => /home/da1sypetals/dev/rs
```