Lib.rs

How to use jmp: On its own, rust cannot change your current directory, so you will need to get some bash involved.

1. open your .bashrc, commonly in your home folder ~/.bashrc
2. add this block: jmp() { cd "$(path/to/AJ_jmp/target/release/AJ_jmp "$1" "$2")" } Change "path/to/" to your filepath running up to the jmp project folder
3. save your .bashrc source .bashrc

Now when you want to run it, simply type from anywhere jmp The path can be relative or full.

Example: jmp goal.txt /C/Some/File/Path this will take you to the directory containing the file goal.txt

Limitation: This does not work "up" the filetree, if you are trying to jump to a folder outside of the folder you are running it from, you will need to give some sort of starting file path, you cant just start from ../../ or so on.