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1 #!/bin/bash
2 # This demonstrates the proper usage
3
4 echo "==== FORTRESS CD-ON-EXIT TEST ===="
5 echo ""
6 echo "1. First, source the fortress function:"
7 echo " source ~/Documents/GithubOrgs/FortranGoingOnForty/fortress/fortress.sh"
8 echo ""
9 echo "2. Then run: fortress"
10 echo ""
11 echo "3. Navigate to a directory you want to cd to"
12 echo ""
13 echo "4. Press 'c' on that directory"
14 echo ""
15 echo "5. Your shell should cd to that directory"
16 echo ""
17 echo "==== TRY THIS IN YOUR TERMINAL ===="
18 echo ""
19 echo "Current directory: $(pwd)"
20 echo ""
21
22 # Source fortress
23 source ~/Documents/GithubOrgs/FortranGoingOnForty/fortress/fortress.sh
24
25 # Simulate what happens when you press 'c' in fortress
26 echo "Simulating: you pressed 'c' on the docs/ directory..."
27 mkdir -p ~/Documents/GithubOrgs/FortranGoingOnForty/fortress/docs
28 echo "~/Documents/GithubOrgs/FortranGoingOnForty/fortress/docs" > ~/.fortress_cd
29
30 # This is what the fortress() function does after fortress exits
31 if [ -f "$HOME/.fortress_cd" ]; then
32 target_dir=$(cat "$HOME/.fortress_cd")
33 rm -f "$HOME/.fortress_cd"
34 cd "$target_dir"
35 echo "✓ Changed directory to: $(pwd)"
36 fi