I create ad-hoc shell scripts or alias anytime the commands get complex. If I find myself reusing them in other contexts, I add them to my bashrc files or creat

I create ad-hoc shell scripts or alias anytime the commands get complex. If I find myself reusing them in other contexts, I add them to my bashrc files or create proper scripts to add to my home bin. That’s why I dislike macOS these days. Not many software bother with scripting interface and the increasing IOS-ication makes it a chores for power users (still great if your usage is confined to a few apps).