# Quickclip
A directory book marker written in rust 🦀!
## Demo
## Installation
with cargo run : `cargo install quickclip`
then add your respective shells startup script:
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<summary>fish</summary>
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add `quickclip init fish | source` to your config file.
this is usually in fish.config
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<summary>zsh</summary>
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add `eval "$(quickclip init zsh)"` to your config file.
this is usually in .zshrc
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<summary>bash</summary>
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add `eval "$(quickclip init bash)"` to your config file.
this is usually in .bashrc
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## Usage
- add new mark with `quickclip {NAME}`
- if NAME is not specified, it will default to the folder name.
- list all marks with `quickclip list`
- remove a clip with ` quickclip remove {NAME}`
- go to a saved directory with `goto {NAME}`
- if NAME is un specified it will open a TUI with all your saved directories
### Tips
- Saving quickclip as an alias for your shell such as `alias qc = quickclip`
- create a shell goto function to cd to the output of the quickclip goto command
ie (in fish) :
```
# set to cd using bookmarks
function goto
set -l path (command quickclip goto $argv)
cd -- "$path"
end
```
## Roadmap
Eventually I would like to add a fuzzy finder to the tui for selecting the book mark.
Currently, though I am more focused on polishing up the current features such as:
- Better error handling
- confirming before overwriting a book mark
- auto creation of the goto shell function
