Here’s a pattern I use to organize all my development work.
~/dev/{owner}/{repo}
This makes understanding where a repository is much easier than having a flat structure.
It becomes easy to switch context using a function
like z:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
cd "$(
fd . "${HOME}/dev" \
--type d \
--color never \
--max-depth 2 \
| fzf --select-1 --query "${*}"
)" || exit
E.g.
$ z
/Users/nobe4/dev/nobe4/cli/
/Users/nobe4/dev/cli/go-gh/
/Users/nobe4/dev/cli/cli/
▌ /Users/nobe4/dev/cli/
4/117 ────────────────────
> cli
Using this pattern in mind, I wrote
projector.sh.
It speeds up the cloning, switching, and managing of local projects.