A command line tool for quickly jumping around your filesystem.

• Fuzzyfind your 100 most recent visited directories.
• Jump to last visited directory with just j.
• Jump a directory as with cd.
• Quickly access to current directory's siblings by expanding ., .., ... into cwd/, cwd/../ and cwd/../../ respectively.
• Write only the first characters of each dir in the path to get to a nested destination.
• j . => goes to cwd and not into cwd/.exampledir
• j .. => goes to cwd/../ and not into cwd/..exampledir
• j ... => goes to cwd/../../ and not into cwd/...exampledir
• be case insensitive, but case is important (?)
• fuzzy relative navigation j . dir should go to cwd/exampledir

• jay.rc file with ignores ~/.config/jay/jay.rc DELAYED
• make tests pass (ALWAYS)
• support zshell and fish
• bash file with f() function to actually perform the jump action
• autocomplete / expand directories

To test simply create a virtualenv (virtualenvwrapper is recomended), and run: pip install requirements.txt && pip install test-requirements.txt

After that run the tests with: nosetests

To run a single test run nosetests path/to/tests.py:test_function_name

To build the project and do some manual testing run: pip uninstall -y jay && python setup.py sdist && pip install dist/jay-<version>.tar.gz