Simplify your directory navigation with WK, the human go-to tool

WK is a command-line interface (CLI) tool that allows users to navigate to directories more easily by saving and managing "workspaces". A workspace consists of a name and a path and can be saved, removed, or listed by the user. The configuration of workspaces is stored in a file and can be loaded, modified, and saved by the WK application.

How to install

In order to install wk, you need the cargo installed.

First, clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/henrybarreto/wk.git

Go to the repository folder:

cd wk

Then, install it:

make install

How to use

Save a workspace

wk save home $(pwd)

Go to a saved workspace

wk go home

Remove a saved workspace

wk remove home

Show saved workspaces

wk list

Show usage

wk help

How to configure

When you save a workspace, the file ~/.wk.ron is created/populated with that data, but you can also create/edit this file manually.

(workspaces:[(name:"wk",path:"<PATH TO WK>")])