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.custom_commands

This project is where I keep some of my custom commands. They're shortcuts for many of the bash command line commands that I use frequently.

Usage

It is recommended that you check out the code with the following command: git clone https://github.com/the-lazy-devs/custom_commands.git ~/.custom_commands

The project adds aliases to be sourced and updates the path in a file(s) loaded by your shell. By default, the ~/.bash_profile and ~/.bashrc are updated.

If you're using bash and you would like this file updated, run ./create_custom_commands.sh. If you're using zsh, you should run ./create_custom_commands.sh -p ~/.zshrc -r ~/.zshrc.

For help, run ./create_custom_commands.sh -h

Script will ensure that no changes are made to files unless required. execution output

Removal

The following are the instructions for bash (default program execution). If you installed the commands and aliases into different files, update the commands accordingly.

  1. Remove the ~/.bin directory (rm -rf ~/.bin). WARNING You may have content other than what this script installed in this directory
  2. Find aliases that were added to your profile. Assuming you installed your aliases into ~/.bash_profile, run grep ".custom_commands/aliases" ~/.bash_profile
  3. Remove content from #2 from profile using your favourite editor
  4. Remove the PATH export from the same profile file
  5. Remove the PATH export from your shell startup file (~/.bashrc)

Note:

  • Shortcuts are sym-linked as shell scripts in ~/.bin
  • Aliases are sourced in your profile file