Josee9988 / bashAliases

Scripts that let you add a lot of aliases to your Linux shell

ALIASESJOSE

"PROJECT CURRENTLY UNMAINTAINED"

My aliases, shortcuts and scripts, all in one!

Shell script that adds several aliases to your '~/bash_aliases' file.

You can choose which ones to install in the installation script.

Made in ubuntu, and the 'updating and cleaning' aliases are focused in apt packages.

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Download 📥📩

• Direct download 1.1.0 of the script.
• All the releases.

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How to run the installation script ⚙️

To execute it and add the aliases you want to use:

bash aliasesjose.sh

or

chmod +x aliasesjose.sh
./aliasesjose.sh

And the script will guide you and will let you check what aliases you want to install.

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Aliases avalaible:

For updating and cleaning your system

• updatef: For updating and upgrading your system and distribution. Remember to execute as sudo
• cleanf: For cleaning trash and checking if the installations are correct. Remember to execute as sudo
• updateff: For using updatef and then cleanf (recommended). Remember to execute as sudo

Easy navigation with cd

• cd..: So you will not miss if you don't add that space.
• ..: For going back 1 folder.
• ...: For going back 2 folders.
• ....: For going back 3 folders.
• .....: For going back 4 folders.

Easy navigation to main folders

It also allows lowercase in the name of the folder ex: "cddesktop" works the same as "cdDesktop" and so on.

• cdDesktop: to go to the desktop
• cdDocuments: to go to documents
• cdDownloads: to go to downloads
• cdTrash: to go to the trash

Support for WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)

• cdDesktop: to go to the Windows desktop
• cdDocuments: to go to the Windows documents
• cdc: to go to the Windows (C:) drive.
• cdd: to go to the Windows (D:) drive.

Easy extract

• extract $1: Use extract + your compressed file and it will use the right decompresser. (.tar.bz2, .tar.gz, .bz2, .rar, .gz, .tar, .tbz2, .tgz, .zip, .z, .7z).

Mariadb.service (mysql)

• startmaria: For starting mariadb.service
• stopmaria: For stopping mariadb.service
• statusmaria: For knowing the status of mariadb.service
• usemaria: For joining mysql as root using a password

Git

• gts: For git status

• gta: For git add -a

• gtm "comment": For git commit -m

• gtam "comment": For git commit -a -m

• gtt "version" "comment: For git tag "$1" -m "$2"

• gtl: For git color formatted with colors

• gtps: For git push

• gtpl: For git pull

• gtp+: For git push

• gtp-: For git pull

• gps: For git push

• gtl: For git pull

• gtshow: For git show

• gtstash: For git stash

• gtinit: For git init

• gtCreate: Creates a new repository and initializes it. Using curl and GitHub's API

Counting lines

Example: "clines java css html": will output the number of lines of all the files that are *.java, *.css or *.html. Searched recursively through all subdirectories

• clines 'extension': Counts the lines of 1 file extension.
• clines 'extension' 'extension': Counts the lines of 2 different file extensions.
• clines 'extension' 'extension': Counts the lines of 3 different file extensions.
• clines 'extension' 'extension': Counts the lines of 4 different file extensions.
• clines 'extension' 'extension': Counts the lines of 5 different file extensions.

Extra linux system

• sudos: Instead of sudo -s
• hibernate: Instead of systemctl hibernate
• suspend: Instead of systemctl suspend
• mkdir: For mkdir -pv
• ping: For time ping -c 7
• calc: For bc -l
• rm: For rm -v
• mv: For mv -v
• lsall: For ls -all
• rmall: For rm -R
• defrag: For e4defrag -vc $1 (Ex: defrag /dev/sdb1) Remember to execute as sudo
• sysinf: For cat /etc/os-release. Info of the operating system
• ram: For free -h. For knowing the RAM used and free
• dusage: For knowing the disk usage of the folders, you might specify a folder or it will select the current one.
• c: For clearing the shell.

Extra aliases of programs

• sysinfo: An alias for 'neofetch'.
• temp: An alias for 'sensors'.
• tmp: An alias for 'sensors'.

Acknowledgements

• Extract was found in: @idev247.
• Cd's was found in: linux101hacks.com.

⚠️Remember that this script does not guarantee a 100% effectiveness and may have some issue at some point. Use it at your own risk and always do backups of your data.⚠️

Made with a lot of ❤️❤️ by @Josee9988