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I love shell aliases and have recently taken to aliasing as much stuff as possible. For example, I journal my thoughts on a more or less daily basis and I stor
by adriand 15y ago
I love shell aliases and have recently taken to aliasing as much stuff as possible. For example, I journal my thoughts on a more or less daily basis and I store the file in a git-tracked repo, so I have this alias:
alias think="cd ~/Documents/docrepo && git pull && mvim personal/thoughts.htm"
When I want to think I just enter "think".
I also set up aliases for my most commonly worked on projects that cd into the correct folder, set the correct rvm version, etc.