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zoxide is a smarter cd command for your terminal. It keeps track of the directories you visit, so that you can switch to them using just a few keystrokes.

Usage

z foo       # cd to highest ranked directory matching foo
z foo bar   # cd to highest ranked directory matching foo and bar

z foo/      # can also cd into actual directories
z ..        # cd into parent directory
z -         # cd into previous directory

zi foo      # cd with interactive selection (requires fzf)

Add zoxide to your shell

To use zoxide, it needs to be first initialized on your shell:

`bash`

Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.bashrc):

eval "$(zoxide init bash)"

`elvish`

Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.elvish/rc.elv):

eval (zoxide init elvish | slurp)

`fish`

Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.config/fish/config.fish):

zoxide init fish | source

`nushell 0.32.0+`

Initialize zoxide's Nushell script:

zoxide init nushell --hook prompt | save ~/.zoxide.nu

Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.config/nu/config.toml):

prompt = "__zoxide_hook;__zoxide_prompt"
startup = ["zoxide init nushell --hook prompt | save ~/.zoxide.nu", "source ~/.zoxide.nu"]

You can replace __zoxide_prompt with a custom prompt.

`powershell`

Add this to your configuration (the location is stored in $profile):

Invoke-Expression (& {
    $hook = if ($PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Major -lt 6) { 'prompt' } else { 'pwd' }
    (zoxide init --hook $hook powershell) -join "`n"
})

`xonsh`

Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.xonshrc):

execx($(zoxide init xonsh), 'exec', __xonsh__.ctx, filename='zoxide')

`zsh`

Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.zshrc):

eval "$(zoxide init zsh)"

Any POSIX shell

Add this to your configuration:

eval "$(zoxide init posix --hook prompt)"