Linux terminal commands replaced with Harry Potterspells
To use new commands in every terminal and in different terminal sessions type this row into your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
. PATH_TO_SPELLS_SCRIPT
For example, if I downloaded this project to my home/ folder, the command to put into bashrc would be:
. /home/spellcmds/spells.sh
If you want to run the script in a single terminal session you just have to go to the location where you've downloaded the project and run
. PATH_TO_PROJECT/spells.sh
The same way like above one, if I downloaded the project to my home/ folder, I have to type:
. /home/spellcmds/spells.sh
or
. ~/spellcmds/spells.sh
You can use source command as well so:
source ~/spellcmds/spells.sh
avadakedavra - xkill process
obliviate - clear screen
apparate $1 - change directories
nox - exit terminal
horcrux $1 $2 - copy files
lumos - list files
revelio $1 - To view a single file
immobulus $1 - freeze a process
accio $1 - Create directory
wingardium_leviosa $1 $2 - Move file
alohomora $1 - add universal file access
telehanda $1 - tail a file
ascendio - go up one level of the directory tree
stupefy $1 - Sleep terminal
portus - jump home
confringo $1 - delete a file
evanesco $1 - hide a file
fideliuscharm $1 - use sudo in a command
reparo - fix broken dependencies
riddikulus - easter egg apt
diffindo [options] filename prefix
Options:
-a –suffix-length=N use suffixes of length N (default 2)
-b –bytes=SIZE put SIZE bytes per output file
-C –line-bytes=SIZE put at most SIZE bytes of lines per output file
-d –numeric-suffixes use numeric suffixes instead of alphabetic
-l –lines=NUMBER put NUMBER lines per output file
- split large files into smaller files
bombarda dir - remove a directory
bombardamaxima dir - remove a directory with --force
imperio - fully own a file