Q:

Vim alias for changing directory

I’m looking for a way to add a custom command or alias to my vimrc to quickly change to different directories within Vim.  I had something set up once, but lost that config.  This is for a Linux setup.
Basically, I want to set an alias (all-lowercase, if possible; Vim seems to want custom commands to start with an uppercase letter) such as:
:cdscripts

and have the result be the same as typing:
:cd /home/username/.../Scripts

I have used NERDTree, but am looking for something a little bit faster.  I have also tried these:
Aliasing a command in vim
CommandAlias : Make aliases to vim command
but can’t quite get the results I’m looking for. Is this possible?

A:

A custom command is very easy:
:command Cdscripts cd /home/username/.../Scripts

To avoid clashes with built-in commands, these must start with an uppercase letter. You can use the plugin linked in your question or cmdalias.vim - Create aliases for Vim commands to create a lowercase alias:
:Alias cdscripts Cdscripts

