i use zsh on macos so what follows might not work for everyone my favorite aliases # show the local Makefile targets alias targets="grep '^[^#[:space:

i use zsh on macos so what follows might not work for everyone my favorite aliases # show the local Makefile targets alias targets="grep '^[^#[:space:]\.].*:' Makefile" # wget variations function tget() { wget --quiet --output-document - $1 | strip-tags -m } # pipx install strip-tags alias vget='yt-dlp' alias aget='vget --extract-audio --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 4' alias zshconfig="$EDITOR ~/.zshrc && reload" alias gitconfig="$EDITOR ~/.gitconfig" alias sshconfig="$EDITOR ~/.ssh/config" alias brewconfig="$EDITOR ~/Brewfile && brewup" alias brewup='brew bundle --file=~/Brewfile --quiet && brew update && brew upgrade' aliases are cool but in zsh there's the concept of global aliases alias -g H=' | head' makes wget -qO example.com H equivalent to wget -qO example.com | head the ones i use the most are alias -g H=' | head' alias -g T=' | tail' alias -g G=' | grep -i' alias -g C=' | pbcopy' alias -g XI=' | xargs -I _' i also use starship for my prompt which gives me a lot of information about where i'm at and what's available in $PWD, but on top of that i also set the `chpwd` function to list the last five modified items