jumpfs comes with a virtual drive which is installed with the jumpfs_install_drive $jumpfs_path "jfs" command in your profile script. You are free to change the name to something other than "jfs" - a single letter such as "b" makes it a little quicker to get around!
It can be used in two different ways.
# list bookmarks
ls jfs:
# get all the paths
ls jfs: | % Path
# a clumsy way of performing 'go example'
cd (get-item jfs:example).Path
By using the $ variable prefix, the drive can be coerced to return the Path member for a bookmark
# show contents of the file pointed to by the bookmark 'myfile'
get-content $jfs:myfile
Tab-completion and standard PS wild-cards (*,?,[]) are supported.
It is possible to remove-item a bookmark via the drive but not yet to add or edit items