Bash `goto` shortcut/alias.

goto.bash

goToFolder() {

  local primary_directory="Sites"

  # Default base - change to whatever default folder you want to use inside the primary_directory
  local base="Level"
  local client=""

  # Check if argument contains a slash
  if [[ "$1" == */* ]]; then
    # Split the argument by the first slash
    base_key="${1%%/*}"
    client="${1#*/}"

    # Map the base key to the actual directory
    case "$base_key" in
      lvl) base="Level" ;;
      wmx) base="WebMechanix" ;;
      dsc) base="Personal" ;;
      me)  base="Personal" ;;
      play) base="Playground" ;;
      *) echo "Unknown base: $base_key" && return 1 ;;
    esac
  else
    # If no slash, treat the argument as the base key
    case "$1" in
      lvl) base="Level" ;;
      wmx) base="WebMechanix" ;;
      dsc) base="Personal" ;;
      me)  base="Personal" ;;
      play) base="Playground" ;;
      *)
        # If not a known base key, treat as client in default base
        client="$1"
        ;;
    esac
  fi

  BRIGHT_GREEN="\e[92m"
  GRAY="\e[90m"
  RESET="\e[0m"

  echo

  # Navigate to the appropriate directory
  if [[ -n "$client" ]]; then
    cd "$HOME/$primary_directory/$base/$client"
    printf "${GRAY}$primary_directory/$base/$client${RESET}\n"
  else
    cd "$HOME/$primary_directory/$base"
    printf "${GRAY}$primary_directory/$base${RESET}\n"
  fi

  echo
  ls
  echo
}
alias goto=goToFolder