Shell aliases and functions

A list of aliases and functions that you can use in bash, zsh, ...

Suggested installation

Fork this repo and clone it on your system
Create a 2nd branch for yourself: git checkout -b myownversion
Change the file aliases to your likings and run git commit -v -a -m "My aliases and functions"
Place your version online: git push --set-upstream origin myownversion
Add my repo as upstream: git remote add upstream https://github.com/ngaro/aliases.git
Place the line source /PATH_OF_THE_REPO/aliases at the end of your .bashrc (or .zshrc when using zsh)

Clone your repo: git clone git@github.com:YOURGITUSERNAME/aliases.git
Switch the branch to your own version of the aliases and functions: git checkout myownversion
Repeat the last 3 steps from Suggested installation

From time to time run git fetch --all ; git diff master upstream/master
Add the ones you like to your own aliases file (see Adding new aliases and functions only for yourself)
Update your master branch: git checkout master ; git merge upstream/master ; git checkout myownversion

You can:

Turn off vars, aliases and functions with respectively unset SOMEVAR, unalias somealias and unset -f somefunction
Add or overwrite variables with SOMEVAR=some_new_value
2 Variables that you probably already want to change: GITHUBUSER and GITLABUSER
Add or overwrite aliases with alias somealias='some_new_command'
Add or overwrite functions with function somefunction() { some; new; code; }

Put them in your aliases file and run git commit -v -a -m "Description of the changes" ; git push
Run git fetch --all ; git merge origin/myversion on all your other systems

Create a branch for a pullrequest: git checkout master ; git checkout -b pr1
Describe the alias(es) correctly and run git commit -v -a m "names of the aliases and functions" ; git push
Make sure that you mention: ** What your aliases and functions do ** What arguments can/should be given to the alias (if this is the case) ** The shells(s) that you've tested them in ** Extra software needed (if this is the case) ** Anything the user should be careful for (if this is the case)
Put the branch online: git push --set-upstream origin pr1
Press Compare and send pull request on github
Switch back to your own branch: git checkout myversion

If you want to send extra pr's before your others have been closed/merged, use the same procedure but use the names pr2, pr3, ...

If you are not 100% sure that your aliases and functions will all be added send them as seperate pull-requests.

Everything in this readme still holds, but: