README.md

.aliases

If you use the terminal on a daily basis, you'll eventually find yourself wanting aliases for your most commonly-used commands. It's incredibly useful to be able to execute your commands with only a few keystrokes that ultimately get hardcoded into muscle memory.

This repository is an easy to install project that contains a growing list of aliases for different frameworks and tools that works on any *nix system.

The project was started with passion by the Algotech Software Engineering Team.

Aliases list

Bash aliases

Tools:

• Git aliases - the version control system
• GitHub aliases - command-line wrapper for git that makes you better at GitHub
• Apache aliases - cross-platform web server software
• CLI aliases - various bash aliases

PHP:

• Composer aliases - package manager for the PHP programming language
• PHPUnit aliases - unit testing framework for the PHP programming language
• Symfony aliases - web application framework

JavaScript:

• Npm aliases - package manager for the JavaScript programming language
• Yarn aliases - package manager for the JavaScript programming language
• Gulp aliases - toolkit for automating painful or time-consuming tasks
• Loopback aliases - highly-extensible, open-source Node.js framework
• Cordova aliases - cross-platform mobile application development

Python:

• Django aliases - web application framework

Ruby:

• Ruby on Rails aliases - web application framework

Git aliases:

• You can find the documentation for git aliases here. Those are different than the above described bash aliases.

Installation

Clone it into .aliases folder in your home directory:

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/algotech/dotaliases.git .aliases

Enable bash aliases for new terminals: add to ~/.bash_profile or ~/.profile

source ~/.aliases/bash_aliases

Enable bash aliases in the current opened terminal by running the command:

source ~/.aliases/bash_aliases

Using with vagrant

• clone the repository to a folder of your choice
• copy .aliases to vagrant shared folders (do not forget to add it to .gitignore as well)
• edit bash_aliases and replace the line ALIASES_HOME=$HOME with your path in vagrant, e.g. ALIASES_HOME='/vagrant'
• source bash_aliases from its location whenever you ssh into the vagrant box