up
A shell function for quickly navigating to parent directories using tab-completion instead of typing `../` repeatedly.
What is up?
`up` is a shell function that enables quick navigation to parent directories in the terminal using tab-completion, names, or indices. It solves the problem of manually typing `../` repeatedly by providing an intuitive way to move up the directory tree efficiently.
Developers and command-line users who frequently navigate deep directory structures and want to optimize their terminal workflow with faster, less error-prone navigation.
It offers a simpler, more efficient alternative to traditional `cd` commands with `../` patterns, leveraging shell completion for speed and reducing typing errors, all in a lightweight, dependency-free script.
Overview
Quickly navigate to a parent directory via tab-completion.
Use Cases
Best For
- Quickly moving up multiple directory levels without counting `../`
- Navigating to a parent folder by its name when the path is long
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