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# Awesome Hacks
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Here's a list of cool xplr hacks, i.e. snippets of code that you can just copy
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and paste into your [configuration file][1], that are too small or niche for a
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full fledge [plugins][2].
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and paste into your [configuration file][1] or the appropriate file, that are
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too small or niche for a full fledge [plugins][2].
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Do you have something cool to share?
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[Edit this file][3] or [share them here][4] or [let us know][5].
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### cd on quit
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Change directory using xplr.
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<details>
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<summary>Expand for details</summary>
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- Author: [@sayanarijit][8]
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- Tested on: Linux
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With this alias set, you can navigate directories using xplr by entering
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xcd command, and when you quit by pressing enter, you will enter the
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directory.
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You can of course, quit with plain Quit (i.e. by pressing q) to
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gracefully cancel "cd on quit".
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```bash
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alias xcd='cd "$(xplr --print-pwd-as-result)"'
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```
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### Spawn multiple sessions in different tabs (iTerm2)
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Creating a new session that starts with iTerm2.
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