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finder-view

v0.1.0

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Control Finder window placement and sync it with your terminal directory on macOS.

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Keywords

findermacosterminalclifinder automationfinder windowdeveloper workflowproductivityappleScriptshell integrationzshbashcdsyncpath follower

Readme

finder-view

Control Finder window placement and optionally sync Finder with your terminal directory on macOS.

finder-view is a small CLI tool that helps keep Finder and your terminal aligned when navigating projects.

Example

Install

npm install -g finder-view

Commands

Open Finder on the left side

finder left

Open Finder on the right side

finder right

Open Finder fullscreen

finder fullscreen

Open a specific folder

finder left ./src

or

finder right ~/Downloads

Sync Finder with your terminal

You can make Finder automatically follow your terminal directory when using cd.

Install the sync hook:

finder sync

Reload your shell:

source ~/.zshrc

or open a new terminal window.

Now Finder will update when you change directories.

Example:

cd project
cd src
cd components

Finder will follow the current directory.

Remove Finder sync

To remove the shell integration:

finder unsync

Then reload your shell:

source ~/.zshrc

Behavior

  • Finder will only update if a Finder window already exists
  • The tool will not open Finder automatically when using cd
  • Finder windows can be placed left, right, or fullscreen

Requirements

  • macOS
  • Finder
  • Node.js

This tool uses AppleScript to control Finder and therefore only works on macOS.

Example workflow

Open Finder next to your terminal:

finder left

Navigate your project:

cd src
cd components

Finder will follow your current directory.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2026 Jonatan Grön