Bash - performs search of specific directory up to 2 depth and change directory into it

repo.sh

# This script performs search of specific directory up to 2 depth and change directory into it.
# This is helpful for cases like having many repositories and need to cd into it.

# Install
#   1. Install fzf(https://github.com/junegunn/fzf#related-projects). eg: sudo apt install fzf (
#   2. Copy this source and paste into paste into your: nano ~/.bashrc 
#   3. Edit the srchDir variable for your environment
#   4. Save and start new session of terminal

# Usage
#   $ repo term1 term2

# Script
#   Copy from bottom line to end and paste in the end of ~/.bashrc
repo() {
    # This will list up to 2 depth of given directory. Add/remove '*/' to your preferences.
    # The path should be absolute path.
    # Note that too many depth will slow-down the script, less depth will show fewer results.
    local srchDir="/home/your/repo/*/*/"

    # if any arguments arn't given, just list up everything else use search query
    [ "$1" = false ] && cd "$(ls -d $srchDir | fzf)" || local qTerm="${@}"; cd "$(ls -d $srchDir | fzf -q "$qTerm")"
}

This is how it works