Teleport: The Unix/Linux ‘cd’ command, improvedalvinMay 9, 2017 - 2:02pm
Table of Contents1 - The Teleport command2 - Teleport command help3 - For basic use, tp is just like cd4 - Basic teleporting5 - Listing your teleport history6 - Teleport by number7 - Bash completion with Teleport8 - Teleport aliases9 - Adding/creating a teleport alias10 - Using a teleport alias11 - Listing your teleport aliases12 - Removing an alias13 - Teleport command - summary14 - Teleport command - download
Table of Contents
- The Teleport command
- Teleport command help
- For basic use, tp is just like cd
- Basic teleporting
- Listing your teleport history
- Teleport by number
- Bash completion with Teleport
- Teleport aliases
- Adding/creating a teleport alias
- Using a teleport alias
- Listing your teleport aliases
- Removing an alias
- Teleport command - summary
- Teleport command - download
Summary: By keeping a history of the directories you've visited, the Teleport command is an improvement on the Unix/Linux cd
command. By having a memory, Teleport lets you jump from one directory to any previously visited directory, easily.
January, 2015 Update: The Teleport command now supports Bash completion. For more details on this, see the Github INSTALL.md file.