Print the last 10 commands you ran in the current directory

1. Add this function to your .zshrc

function zshaddhistory() {
  if [[ "${1}" != ${~HISTORY_IGNORE} ]]; then
	echo "${1%%$'\n'}⋮${PWD}   " >> ~/.zsh_history_ext
  fi
}

2. Download or copy the jog script from this repo and place it somewhere in your $PATH.

3. Run touch ~/.zsh_history_ext ; chmod 600 ~/.zsh_history_ext to ensure that only you can read and write your history.

4. Restart your current terminal sessions for changes to take effect. exec $SHELL

5. Use jog whenever you find yourself lost and confused.

It's not possible to retroactively store the directory in which a command was run, so this tool will only work from this point forward.

Contributions and feature requests are welcome

• Add support for other shells: bash, fish.
• Automatically truncate .zsh_history_ext when HISTSIZE is surpassed