I built this script because my development folder, that contains all my dev projects in a numbered order (01_first-project, 02_second-project, etc.), is getting more and more cluttered and it's not easy anymore to quickly find a specific project. Current features:
- list all projects with
dev - fuzzy search for projects with
dev <term>
brew tap frdmn/homebrew-formulas
brew install dev-search
You just need to edit the $projectspath variable on line 3 and then you are good to go. Make sure you have all your projects in one folder level.
> dev
Info: 8 available projects:
01_projectA_one 02_projectA_two 03_projectB_one 04_projectB_two 05_projectB_three 06_projectB_four 07_projectB_five 08_projectB_six
If there is only one search result, you'll automatically change into that project directory:
> dev 01
Info: Only one result found while searching for "01". cd into "01_projectA_one"...
> pwd
/Users/username/Development/01_projectA_one
And if there are multiple results, you'll get a list of those:
> dev projectB
Info: Found 6 result while searching for "project":
03_projectB_one 04_projectB_two 05_projectB_three 06_projectB_four 07_projectB_five 08_projectB_six
If you want to create a new project you can pass the -c option:
> dev -c 09_newProject
Info: Creating new project "09_newProject" ...
> pwd
/Users/username/Development/09_newProject
To make this work in ZSH you need to add the following configuration in your ~/.zshrc:
autoload bashcompinit && bashcompinit
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