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zoxide.plugin.zsh |
zoxide
A smarter cd command for your terminal
zoxide
is a blazing fast replacement for your cd
command, inspired by
z
and autojump
. It keeps track of the directories you use most
frequently, and uses a ranking algorithm to navigate to the best match.
Examples
z foo # cd into highest ranked directory matching foo
z foo bar # cd into highest ranked directory matching foo and bar
z ~/foo # z also works like a regular cd command
z foo/ # cd into relative path
z .. # cd one level up
z - # cd into previous directory
zi foo # cd with interactive selection (using fzf)
Read more about the matching algorithm here.
Getting started
Step 1: Install zoxide
zoxide
runs on most major platforms. If your platform isn't listed below,
please open an issue.
Linux
To install zoxide
, run this command in your terminal:
curl -sS https://webinstall.dev/zoxide | bash
Alternatively, you can use a package manager:
Distribution | Repository | Instructions |
---|---|---|
Any | crates.io | cargo install zoxide --locked |
Any | conda-forge | conda install -c conda-forge zoxide |
Any | Linuxbrew | brew install zoxide |
Alpine Linux 3.13+ | Alpine Linux Packages | apk add zoxide |
Arch Linux | Arch Linux Community | pacman -S zoxide |
CentOS 7+ | Copr | dnf copr enable atim/zoxide dnf install zoxide |
Debian 11+ | Debian Packages | apt install zoxide |
Devuan 4.0+ | Devuan Packages | apt install zoxide |
Fedora 32+ | Fedora Packages | dnf install zoxide |
Gentoo | GURU Overlay | eselect repository enable guru emerge --sync guru emerge app-shells/zoxide |
Manjaro | pacman -S zoxide |
|
NixOS | nixpkgs | nix-env -iA nixpkgs.zoxide |
Parrot OS | apt install zoxide |
|
Raspbian | apt install zoxide |
|
Ubuntu 21.04+ | Ubuntu Packages | apt install zoxide |
Void Linux | Void Linux Packages | xbps-install -S zoxide |
macOS
To install zoxide
, use a package manager:
Repository | Instructions |
---|---|
crates.io | cargo install zoxide --locked |
conda-forge | conda install -c conda-forge zoxide |
Homebrew | brew install zoxide |
MacPorts | port install zoxide |
Windows
To install zoxide
, run this command in your command prompt:
curl.exe -A "MS" https://webinstall.dev/zoxide | powershell
Alternatively, you can use a package manager:
Repository | Instructions |
---|---|
crates.io | cargo install zoxide --locked |
Chocolatey | choco install zoxide |
conda-forge | conda install -c conda-forge zoxide |
Scoop | scoop install zoxide |
BSD
To install zoxide
, use a package manager:
Distribution | Repository | Instructions |
---|---|---|
Any | crates.io | cargo install zoxide --locked |
DragonFly BSD | DPorts | pkg install zoxide |
FreeBSD | FreshPorts | pkg install zoxide |
NetBSD | pkgsrc | pkgin install zoxide |
Step 2: Add zoxide
to your shell
To start using zoxide
, add it to your shell.
bash
Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.bashrc
):
eval "$(zoxide init bash)"
elvish
Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.elvish/rc.elv
):
eval (zoxide init elvish | slurp)
Note: zoxide only supports elvish v0.16.0 and above.
fish
Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.config/fish/config.fish
):
zoxide init fish | source
nushell
Add this to your configuration (find it by running config path
in Nushell):
startup = ["zoxide init nushell --hook prompt | save ~/.zoxide.nu", "source ~/.zoxide.nu"]
Note: zoxide only supports Nushell v0.37.0 and above.
powershell
Add this to your configuration (find it by running echo $profile
in
PowerShell):
Invoke-Expression (& {
$hook = if ($PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Major -lt 6) { 'prompt' } else { 'pwd' }
(zoxide init --hook $hook powershell) -join "`n"
})
xonsh
Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.xonshrc
):
execx($(zoxide init xonsh), 'exec', __xonsh__.ctx, filename='zoxide')
zsh
Add this to your configuration (usually ~/.zshrc
):
eval "$(zoxide init zsh)"
any POSIX shell
Add this to your configuration:
eval "$(zoxide init posix --hook prompt)"
Step 3: Install fzf
(optional)
fzf
is a command-line fuzzy finder, used by zoxide
for interactive
selection. It can be installed from here.
Step 4: Import your data (optional)
If you currently use any of the following utilities, you may want to import
your data into zoxide
:
autojump
zoxide import --from autojump path/to/db
z
, z.lua
, or zsh-z
zoxide import --from z path/to/db
Configuration
Flags
When calling zoxide init
, the following flags are available:
--cmd
- Changes the prefix of predefined aliases (
z
,zi
). - e.g.
--cmd j
would change the aliases toj
andji
respectively.
- Changes the prefix of predefined aliases (
--hook <HOOK>
- Changes how often
zoxide
increments a directory's score:Hook Description none
Never prompt
At every shell prompt pwd
Whenever the directory is changed
- Changes how often
--no-aliases
- Don't define extra aliases (
z
,zi
). - These functions will still be available in your shell as
__zoxide_z
and__zoxide_zi
, should you choose to redefine them.
- Don't define extra aliases (
Environment variables
Environment variables? can be used for configuration.
They must be set before zoxide init
is called.
_ZO_DATA_DIR
- Specifies the directory in which the database is stored.
- The default value varies across OSes:
OS Path Example Linux / BSD $XDG_DATA_HOME
or$HOME/.local/share
/home/alice/.local/share
macOS $HOME/Library/Application Support
/Users/Alice/Library/Application Support
Windows {FOLDERID_RoamingAppData}
C:\Users\Alice\AppData\Roaming
_ZO_ECHO
- When set to
1
,z
will print the matched directory before navigating to it.
- When set to
_ZO_EXCLUDE_DIRS
- Excludes the specified directories from the database.
- This is provided as a list of globs, separated by OS-specific
characters:
OS Separator Example Linux / macOS / BSD :
$HOME:$HOME/private/*
Windows ;
$HOME;$HOME/private/*
- By default, this is set to
"$HOME"
.
_ZO_FZF_OPTS
_ZO_MAXAGE
- Configures the aging algorithm, which limits the maximum number of entries in the database.
- By default, this is set to
10000
.
_ZO_RESOLVE_SYMLINKS
- When set to
1
,z
will resolve symlinks before adding directories to the database.
- When set to
Third-party integrations
Application | Description | Plugin |
---|---|---|
emacs | Text editor | zoxide.el |
nnn | File manager | nnn-autojump |
ranger | File manager | ranger-zoxide |
telescope.nvim | Fuzzy finder for Neovim | telescope-zoxide |
vim | Text editor | zoxide.vim |
xplr | File manager | zoxide.xplr |
xxh | Transports shell configuration over SSH | xxh-plugin-prerun-zoxide |
zsh-autocomplete | Realtime completions for zsh | Supported by default |