Open Finder in current location (MacOS)

openfinder.sh

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# This gist shows how to open your finder in your current terminal
# directory.
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open -a finder $(pwd)

shortcut.md

Creating Terminal shortcut

This gist shows how to set up the 'open finder here' shortcut (opf) in a bash or zsh shell. This tutorial is for MacOS, since MacOS uses Finder.

Zsh

Open the .zshrc configuration file.

nano ~/.zshrc

Add the following line:

alias opf='open -a finder $(pwd)'

Optionally, substitute the opf part with your own shortcut command.

Save and exit. Make sure to type exit in your current terminal to re-apply the terminal configuration.

Bash

Open the .bashrc configuration file.

nano ~/.bashrc

Add the following line:

alias opf='open -a finder $(pwd)'

Optionally, substitute the opf part with your own shortcut command.

Save and exit. Make sure to type exit in your current terminal to re-apply the terminal configuration.