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function shorten_path
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# shorten_path is a script to compress a path without sacrificing to much readibility
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# It shortens each segment in a path to one character except the last
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# It also replaces /home/user with ~ to save space
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# e.g.:
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# /path/to/somewhere → /p/t/somewhere
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# some/relative/path → s/r/path
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# singel_segment_path → singel_segment_path
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# /path/with//empty/space → /p/w//e/space
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# /home/user/test/123 → ~/t/123
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# handle single segment paths (don't contain a slash)
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if ! string match -q -- '*/*' $argv[1]
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echo $argv[1]
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return
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end
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# replace /home/<username> with ~
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set argv[1] (string replace -r "^$HOME" '~' "$argv[1]")
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# split
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set -l segments (string split '/' (string trim -r -c '/' "$argv[1]"))
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# handle relative paths
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if test -n "$segments[1]"
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echo -n (string split '' $segments[1])[1]
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end
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# print shortened segments
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for seg in $segments[2..-2]
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echo -n '/'(string split '' $seg)[1]
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end
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# print final segment
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echo '/'$segments[-1]
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end
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