@cmorales_/open

If you need to open a explorer or open a web from the terminal, It is your package.

Global Installation (Recommended)

npm install -g @cmorales_/open
# or
pnpm add -g @cmorales_/open
# or
bun add -g @cmorales_/open

Using npx

npx @cmorales_/open <path>

Usage

The basic syntax is:

open <path>

Where <path> describes the folder, file, or website you want to target.

Key Commands

1. Basic Navigation

To open any folder, pass its path as the primary argument.

• open ./src -> Opens the src directory.
• open --path ./src -> Alternative syntax using the full flag (or use the -p ./src shortcut).

2. System Utilities

Access help, documentation, or maintain your package directly from the CLI.

• open --help -> Shows the help message with all available options (shortcut: -h).
• open --docs -> Launches the official documentation website (shortcut: -d).
• open --upgrade -> Upgrades the package to the latest version.

Key Features

1. Default Directory

If you leave the path empty, it automatically defaults to your current working directory.

• open -> Opens the folder you are currently working on in the terminal.

2. Relative Navigation

You can use standard relative paths to navigate through your file system.

• open ../src -> Moves up to the parent directory and opens the src folder inside it.

3. Absolute Paths

It supports full system paths for direct and immediate access to any location.

• open C://users -> Directly opens the specified system folder.

4. Open Files

It is not just for folders; you can also target specific files.

• open ./index.ts -> Opens the file using your system's default application, simulating a double-click.

About the Author

Created by Cristian Morales.

• GitHub: Cristian-F-M
• Twitter: @Morales_M20

Support

If you find this tool useful, you can support my work!