- @jsks and Mr Green from ArchLinux for helping improve this code a lot!
Author: Alex Guo.
Contact: [email protected].
Program: JARVIS.
Backend code: https://github.com/mallochine/jarvis2-svr
EDIT: I recently added a whole bunch of new functionality, but I realized that people really liked the original version of JARVIS 2, which kept things extremely simple -- just add a bookmark, and <boom>, you're done. So I reverted JARVIS 2 to its original version, and put all the new functionality in JARVIS 3.
What's new in JARVIS 2.0 is filesystem navigation through user-input, instead of a machine trying to learn how the user behaves. As it turns out, it's a very natural habit for users to create bookmarks, while it is very unnatural to wait for a machine to catch up to you. JARVIS 2.0 is a prototype for this "naturalness" thesis.
Download the whole git repo (git clone https://github.com/mallochine/jarvis2.git). Run the command that corresponds to your shell:
- make bash
- make zsh
aguo@unix1:~/space$ git clone https://github.com/mallochine/jarvis2.git
Initialized empty Git repository in /afs/andrew.cmu.edu/usr9/aguo/space/jarvis2/.git/
remote: Counting objects: 252, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (136/136), done.
remote: Total 252 (delta 117), reused 247 (delta 112)
Receiving objects: 100% (252/252), 29.74 KiB, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (117/117), done.
aguo@unix1:~/space$
aguo@unix1:~/space$
aguo@unix1:~/space$
aguo@unix1:~/space$ cd jarvis2
aguo@unix1:~/space/jarvis2$ make bash
cp .jrc ~/.jrc;
echo . ~/.jrc >> ~/.bashrc;
echo "Restart your shell"
Restart your shellAdd the current directory as a bookmark.
aguo@unix4:~/Documents/10605$ j add
Type an alias for the current working directory, or ^C to quit:
ml
"ml" added as a bookmark.[ec2-user@ip-10-252-62-49 bics]$ j + bics
"bics" added as a bookmark.Adds the <file> as a bookmark.
TODO(Credits to jsks for significantly simplying the code here.).
There are two cases:
- If the bookmark is for a directory, then cd there.
- If the bookmark is for a file, then open the file for edit.
Case 1:
aguo@unix1:~$ j ml
/afs/andrew.cmu.edu/usr9/aguo/Documents/10605
aguo@unix1:~/Documents/10605$Case 2:
aguo@unix2:~$ j readme 1 Acknowledgements
2 ----------------
3 - @jsks for removing all subshells and simplifying code.
4 - Mr Green from ArchLinux for helping make the code more cross-shell.
5
6 ...(Thanks to Mr Green for conceiving the idea and writing code for this!).
Delete a bookmark.
aguo@unix4:~$ j -
Type an alias you wish to delete, or ^C to quit:
hadoop
"hadoop" deleted.aguo@unix2:~$ j - hadoop
"hadoop" deleted.Edits your bookmarks using your shell's default editor (kudos to Mr Green for writing this!).
[ec2-user@ip-10-252-62-49 ~]$ j edit 1 bics=/var/bics
2 newpl=/var/bics/newplayers
3 src=/home/ec2-user/space/bics-current/src
4 stats=/var/bics/data/stats
5 players=/var/bics/players
6 jarvis2=/home/ec2-user/space/jarvis2
7 html=/var/www/html
8 debug=/var/bics-debug
9 proxies=/home/ec2-user/space/fics-proxy
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Lists all the bookmarks you have.
[ec2-user@ip-10-252-62-49 ~]$ j all
bics=/var/bics
newpl=/var/bics/newplayers
src=/home/ec2-user/space/bics-current/src
stats=/var/bics/data/stats
players=/var/bics/players
jarvis2=/home/ec2-user/space/jarvis2
html=/var/www/html
debug=/var/bics-debug
proxies=/home/ec2-user/space/fics-proxyDisplays help info.
Usage: j [CMD] <file or dir> <bookmark>
Commands
add | + Add a bookmark
del | - Delete a bookmark
all List all bookmarks
help Print this help message
If no command is given, j jumps to the given bookmarks.- Updating our wiki: https://github.com/mallochine/jarvis2/wiki/jrc---Documentation
- Getting JARVIS2 into the packagement systems of various Linux distributions, such as apt-get (ubuntu), pacman (archlinux), and more!
- Any suggestions to make jarvis2 even simpler.
- The server that helps run JARVIS 3: https://github.com/mallochine/jarvis2-svr
- JARVIS 3, which enables you to interact with a remote filesystem. https://github.com/mallochine/jarvis3
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