Getting the present working directory is easy on Linux and Mac because it’s built into the shell as the pwd command. But pwd is a POSIX environmental variable, which means it won’t work on Windows.
Running cwd on its own will display the current working directory. If you pass the -c flag it automatically copies the current working directory to the clipboard on Mac or Windows, which saves a lot of retyping and mouse movements.
Getting the present working directory is easy on Linux and Mac because it’s built into the shell as the pwd command. But pwd is a POSIX environmental variable, which means it won’t work on Windows.
Running cwd on its own will display the current working directory. If you pass the -c flag it automatically copies the current working directory to the clipboard on Mac or Windows, which saves a lot of retyping and mouse movements.