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Posted on July 2, 2017 by Mohit Aneja in How-Tos, Mac, Terminal.
While working on multiple projects I always need to copy the current path of a directory in Terminal. I used to use the commandpwd
in the terminal which prints the current directory path in the terminal and then I have to select the path with the mouse to copy and paste the same where I needed.
I hate to use the mouse as it wastes a lot of time and to save time and copy the current path without selecting it with the mouse, I found this command and use it all the time.
pwd | pbcopy
This command will copy the current directory path to the clipboard and we can then press CMD+V (CTRL+V for Windows) to paste the path wherever needed.
I hope this will help someone saving time and be more productive.