dynamarks

Dynamically generate bashmarks in the current directory.

Use 'dm' to dynamcially create bashmarks for the most recently accessed directories in the current directory. Then use 'n num' to jump to a specific dynamark.

There is only one copy of dynamically generated dynamarks for your machine. So, if you go to a different directory, you need to regenerate the dynamarks using 'dm'.

If you want to just list the current dynamarks without regenerating, type 'n' with no argument.

$ pwd
$ /Users/roubles/git
$ dm
   1)  foo/          
   2)  bar/         
   3)  fubar/  
   4)  bashmarks/         
   5)  up/                 
   6)  drill/
$ n 3
$ pwd
$ /Users/roubles/git/fubar
$ n 5
$ pwd
$ /Users/roubles/git/up
$ n
   1)  /Users/roubles/git/forr/
   2)  /Users/roubles/git/bar/
   3)  /Users/roubles/git/fubar/
   4)  /Users/roubles/git/bashmarks/
   5)  /Users/roubles/git/up/
   6)  /Users/roubles/git/drill/

Install

$ git clone https://github.com/roubles/dynamarks.git
$ cd dynamarks
$ make install

Then add 'source ~/.local/bin/dynamarks.sh' to your .bashrc file or .bash_profile file.