goto
Directory navigation with aliases
TLDR
Register current directory
$ goto -r [alias-name]
Navigate to aliased directory$ goto [alias-name]
List all aliases$ goto -l
Unregister an alias$ goto -u [alias-name]
SYNOPSIS
goto [options] [alias]
DESCRIPTION
goto is a directory navigation tool that allows users to create aliases for frequently accessed directories. It provides tab completion and quick jumping between projects.
The tool integrates with the shell (bash, zsh, fish) and provides fast navigation without typing long paths.
PARAMETERS
-r, --register ALIAS
Register current directory as alias-u, --unregister ALIAS
Unregister alias-l, --list
List all registered aliases-c, --clean
Remove non-existent directory aliases-x, --expand ALIAS
Print alias path-p, --push
Use pushd instead of cd-v, --version
Display version and exit-h, --help
Display help and exit
EXAMPLES
$ goto -r proj # Register current dir as 'proj'
goto proj # Jump to ~/projects/myproject
goto -l # List: proj -> ~/projects/myproject
goto -u proj # Remove alias
goto proj # Jump to ~/projects/myproject
goto -l # List: proj -> ~/projects/myproject
goto -u proj # Remove alias
SHELL INTEGRATION
Add to shell configuration:
Bash/Zsh:
$ eval "$(goto -r)"
Fish:$ goto -r | source
CAVEATS
Requires shell integration. Aliases are stored in user's home directory. Tab completion requires shell setup.
HISTORY
goto was inspired by similar tools like z.lua and autojump, focusing on simplicity and alias-based navigation.
SEE ALSO
[z.lua](https://github.com/skywind3000/z.lua), [autojump](https://github.com/wting/autojump), [zoxide](https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide)
