Devigator

Devigator is a bash executable that makes it easy to inspect and jump around your local development directory.

How to use it

Download the devigator plain text file into /usr/local/bin
- curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mudlabs/devigator/master/devigator -o /usr/local/bin/devigator
Change the development variable on line 55 to the path of your projects directory.
Optionally create an alias in ~/.bash_profile that sources devigator for you.
- If your running macOS Catalina and your default shell is zsh you can move all you aliases over to ~/.zshrc. Or keep them in .bash_profile and just add this to the very top of your .zshrc file;
```
if [ -f ~/.bash_profile ]; then
    . ~/.bash_profile;
fi
```

Why use it?

Because having to type out stuff like

cd my/development/directory/subdirectory
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
git diff --name-status

whenevery you move from project to project, or just want a quick overview is too much.

Source it!

Devigator must be sourced. But it's amazing how much extra effort typing . devigator or source devigator feels like. So create an alias for it in ~/.bash_profile.

I went with alias dev=". devigator" and will be using that alias for the rest of the document.

Available Commands

These may change or grow over time, But for now they are;

dev - cd into your development directory
dev ls - list contents of development directory
dev help - displays the available commands
dev your-project - cd into that project
dev your-project ls - list contents of project directory

Example Output

Assuming you have an available directory named dogs.