Navigate interactively through directories / history of visited directories using arrow keys from command line.
Compatibility : bash / ksh / zsh
(compatible macos / debian / centos / solaris / alpine ...)

• rapidily switch to already visited directories using interactive menu
• use locate (mlocate/plocate) to rapidly cd to any directory
• navigate interactively into directories/history using left/right arrow keys in menu
  • directly from command line without any cd command using shift-arrow keys (bash/zsh)
• cd autocompletion with interactive menu (bash)

for a complete next-gen shell experience, see also these projects:

• nerdps1 : auto-transportable dynamic PS1 prompt (you can see it in the demo)
• redo : replacement of shell history command search (Ctrl R or Esc /) with interactive menu
• complete-ng : nextgen bash completion with interactive menu

• using bash/zsh in emacs or vi mode, key binding is available as shortcuts:
  • default key binding with Shift Arrows or Ctrl Arrows (can be overridden using CD*BIND variables)

Left	Up/Down	Right
	previous dir in history
parent dir (..)	dir history browser	dir browser

directory pattern can be put on command line before hitting shortcut to filter result
putting on command line : work and hitting Shift ⇧ will bring you to last visited directory containing work

key	action
Shift ⇩	cd history menu
Shift ⇧	return to last directory in history matching pattern
Shift ⇨	navigate from current directory
Shift ⇦	go to parent dir (cd ..)
Ctrl Shift⇩	search directories matching pattern in locate db

• using bash, <tab> cd auto completion can be enabled for cd command:
  • setting env variable CDCOMPLETE=y before sourcing seedee

• filter pattern can be applied entering text
• selection can be done entering item number

$ . ./seedee
$ cd <dir>
=> change to <dir> and add <dir> to $CDHISTFILE
$ cd --
=> display current history / choose dir to change
$ cd -- <pat>...
=> search pattern <pat> in current history, change to dir if unique, display / chose dir either
$ cd - <pat>...
=> search pattern <pat> in cd history, change to dir first matched
$ cd   [<pat>]...
=> display immediate subdirectories of cwd, search / choose dir to change (except dot dirs, like .git/*)
$ cd    [<pat>]...
=> display subdirectories until depth 4, search / choose dir to change (except dot dirs, like .git/*)
$ cdl <pat>...
=> use locate -r and get list of directories to switch

cd - <opts> cd -- <opts> cd <opts> cd <opts> are aliases to cd- cd-- cd cd