In this lesson, we’ll look at adding agit_syncalias as well as allalias. Aliases act like shortcuts and save us time and typing at the terminal..bash_profileis a good spot for smaller functions and aliases. Note that on most linux distributions you'll use.bashrcinstead of.bash_profile....
it may have the richest feature set: subcommands, generation of bash completion, support for various kinds of options (integers, booleans, counter, enums…), extensible… Adopt - A Damn OPTion parsing library. MIT.Readline, ncurses and other graphical helperscl...
In this lesson, we’ll look at adding agit_syncalias as well as allalias. Aliases act like shortcuts and save us time and typing at the terminal..bash_profileis a good spot for smaller functions and aliases. Note that on most linux distributions you'll use.bashrcinstead of.bash_profile....
Personally, if the task gets more complicated than the meager bash shell aliases we've been using above, I reach forFabric. Fabric is a wonderful Python library for automating your command line. It's geared toward issuing commands, over ssh, to several hosts based on roles and tasks but ca...
supports tab-completion of executables in the path and Lisp symbols, allows to write and to mix shell commands and Lisp code, has a tiny REPL and an interactive debugger, and more. shcl - a POSIX-like shell in Common Lisp. Apache2.0. Shelly - execute Common Lisp functions like a shell ...
supports tab-completion of executables in the path and Lisp symbols, allows to write and to mix shell commands and Lisp code, has a tiny REPL and an interactive debugger, and more. shcl - a POSIX-like shell in Common Lisp. Apache2.0. Shelly - execute Common Lisp functions like a shell ...
supports tab-completion of executables in the path and Lisp symbols, allows to write and to mix shell commands and Lisp code, has a tiny REPL and an interactive debugger, and more. shcl - a POSIX-like shell in Common Lisp. Apache2.0. Shelly - execute Common Lisp functions like a shell ...
You can use this to add a few custom commands without the need to fork this entire repository, or to add commands you don’t want to commit to a public repository. My ~/.extra looks something like this: # Git credentials GIT_AUTHOR_NAME="Donne Martin" GIT_COMMITTER_NAME="$GIT_AUTHOR...
estyxxand donnemartin Remove deprecated brew commands (donnemartin#98) d86102d· Apr 13, 2019 History356 Commits .aws .vim bin init .aliases .bash_profile .bash_prompt .bashrc .curlrc .dots .editorconfig .exports .functions .gdbinit .gitattributes .gitconfig .gitignore...
The bootstrap.sh script will sync the dev-setup repo to your local home directory. This will include customizations for Vim, bash, curl, git, tab completion, aliases, a number of utility functions, etc. Section 2 of this repo describes some of the customizations....