Memento

Makes it easier to navigate the terminal with 'tagged locations, manages all your scripts and aliases.

Installation

Run Configuration

chmod +x setup.sh && ./setup.sh

Note: 'setup.sh' will create and move the neccesary files for the program to function. (it initialises itself as a script its managing)

Usage

demo mode

If you want to test Memento first, run the script like so:

• Test in interactive mode with: ./setup.sh -ia --demo --skipinstall
• Test a command: ./setup.sh --demo --skipinstall use -h|--help to see the available commands.

Commands

Interactive mode

Start an interactive Memento session, with easy access to all scripts, tags, aliases.

mto -ia

List all tags, aliases, scripts

this will print an overview of all items managed within memento to stdout.

mto -ls

Help text

mto -h

Tags

Tags are callable aliases that move the user to the tagged directory, (no need to remember what lives where in your system)

Create a tag of the current directory

mto -t #will create 't1' (t++), as a callable alias

Labelled tag

mto -t project1 #will create 'project1' , as a callable alias

moving to the directory with tagnumber or custom label

t1

project1

Remove all tags

mto -rta

Scripts

Move script to scripts directory (can be changed in setup), put it in your shells .rc file, and make it excecutable

mto -s scriptfile.sh scriptname

Edit script

mto -es scriptfile

Note: if you want to change some functionality within memento itself, you can use this memento edit it;

mto -es mto_memento.sh

Remove script

mto -rs scriptfile

Aliases

Create alias

mto -a aliasname 'alias command'

Remove Alias

mto -ra aliasname

Remove all alisases

mto -rma

Uninstall

Remove Memento

mto -rmto