Mac quickly opens the terminal in the current folder
The system comes with shortcut keys
Settings-Keyboard-Shortcut keys
Services-Files and Folders-New terminal located in the folder location
Disadvantages: You must select the folder you want to open
. If you want to open a/b/c, you need to locate the location of b, select the c folder, and press the shortcut key. It
cannot be opened inside c.
Based on AppleScript and automation
Idea: Automatic operation of creating new TXT (Type 4)
- Turn on automation
- New application
- Paste code
on run {input, parameters}
tell application "Finder"
set currFolder to POSIX path of (folder of the front window as string)
end tell
tell application "Terminal"
do script ("cd " & "'" & currFolder & "'")
end tell
end run
- save app
- Hold down cmd and drag the app to the finder bar
Now you can locate a/b/c, click the app on the bar in c to open the terminal located in c
ps. You can draw the icon yourself, copy it, open the profile, select the icon, and paste it to change the app icon.