@magic/bash-alias

@magic/bash-alias

installs useful git, node, rust, and @magic aliases.

POLLUTES THE NAMESPACE OF YOUR BASH WITH ONE AND TWO LETTER COMMANDS.

fortunately, the rest of the linux ecosystem seems to be smart enough not to do that too often.

known name clashes:

  • gs = ghostscript.
  • ll, la, l: exist on some operating systems. should be no change in behaviour though.

install

npm i -g @magic/bash-alias

aliases

strings in [] are expected or optional cli arguments

directory listings

l  -> ls -CF [...FILE_GLOB]
la -> ls -A [...FILE_GLOB]
ll -> ls -alF [...FILE_GLOB]

git

ga   -> git add [...FILE_GLOB]
gaa  -> git add --all
gb   -> git branch
gbb  -> git checkout -b [NAME]
gc   -> git commit -m [message string] [...FILE_GLOB]
gca  -> git commit --amend
gd   -> git -c color.ui=always diff
gl   -> git -c color.ui=always log
gp   -> git push
gps  -> git push --set-upstream [REMOTE] [BRANCH]
gr   -> git remote -v
gra  -> git remote add [NAME] [URL]
grr  -> git remote remove [NAME]
gs   -> git -c color.status=always status
gt   -> git tag -a [VERSION] -m [VERSION]

node

nb  -> npm run build
nd  -> npm run dev
nf  -> npm run format
ni  -> npm install
np  -> npm run prod
nr  -> npm run
ns  -> npm start
nt  -> npm test
nu  -> npm update

@magic

m   -> magic dev
mb  -> magic build
mc  -> magic clean
md  -> magic dev
mp  -> magic prod
ms  -> magic serve

rust

cb  -> cargo build
cch -> cargo check
cf  -> cargo fmt -v
ci  -> cargo install
cr  -> cargo run
ct  -> cargo test
cw  -> cargo watch
cwr -> cargo watch -x run

git commit shortcuts

gcbump    -> git commit -m 'version: bump' ./package.json ./package-lock.json"gcdeps    -> git commit -m 'deps: update' ./package.json ./package-lock.json"gcdevdeps -> git commit -m 'devdeps: update ' ./package.json ./package-lock.json"gcdist    -> git commit -m 'dist: update' ./dist"gcdocs    -> git commit -m 'docs: update' ./docs"gclog     -> git commit -m 'readme: update changelog' ./README.md"gcread    -> git commit -m 'readme: update' ./README.md"

source

the source for this page is in the example directory and gets built and published to github using @magic/core