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title: "zoxide"
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category: "Terminal and shell"
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tagline: "Jump to directories you use often by typing part of their name."
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source: "pacman"
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package: "zoxide"
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command: "z"
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code: "https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide"
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## What it is
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zoxide is a smarter `cd`. It remembers the directories you visit and ranks them by how often and how recently you use them, so you can jump to one by typing a fragment of its path.
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```
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z webcore # cd to the directory you use most that matches "webcore"
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```
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## Why it's here
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- **Fewer keystrokes.** No more typing long paths to projects you open every day.
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- **Learns as you go.** There's nothing to set up: it ranks directories from your history.
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## On CoreDesktop
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zoxide is installed from pacman and turned on for Bash by CoreDesktop's shell setup, which gives you the `z` command. `zi` does the same with an interactive fzf list. `update` keeps zoxide current with the pacman packages.
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