# cdproj
cdproj is a really simple project location rememberer.
## Installation
simply install via pip:
pip install cdproj
## Usage
To cd to a project, simply type in your favorite shell:
cdproj project_name
To register a new project:
cdproj add project_name
To remove a project:
cdproj rm project_name
To list projects:
cdproj ls
That’s all.
# LICENSE
MIT
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