Starmarks is a simple POSIX compliant shell script that allows you to easily add, delete and jump to paths.
note: it clears the current screen and you can save up to 9 URLs.
Adding a path
starmarks -a /home/username/importantDirectory
you can also add the current path with c
starmarks -a c
Deleting a path
starmarks -d
after that you have to enter the id of the path you want to delete
Jumping to a path
since scripts are run in a subshell cd (used for jumping) will not work, a workaround is to use a . before to run it in the current shell instead
. starmarks -j
after that you have to enter the id of the path where you want to jump to
sa='starmarks -a'
sd='starmarks -d'
sj='. starmarks -j'
Ctrl+c will exit starmarks but it will not run on the next time, you have to run it again. Currently I don't really know how to fix this.
Workaround: press Enter or any other key than the id's instead of Ctrl+c to stop starmarks