Bash Aliases

This repository contains a collection of useful bash aliases and functions to enhance your command-line productivity.

Installation

To install the bash aliases, run the following command in your terminal:

bash <(curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mariugul/bash-aliases/main/install.sh)

This command will:

• Run the script to install the bash aliases.

Usage

After installation, you can use the following aliases and functions:

Git Aliases

• grm: Rebase onto the main branch.
• gs: Show the git status.
• gl: Show the git log.
• glo: Show the git log in a one-line format with graph and decorations.
• gb: List git branches.
• gbo: Show the current branch.
• gco: Checkout a git branch.
• gc: Commit with a message.
• gca: Add all changes and commit with a message.
• gps: Push changes to the remote repository.
• gpsupstream: Push the current branch and set upstream.
• gpu: Pull changes from the remote repository.
• gpur: Pull changes with rebase.
• gss: Save changes to the stash.
• gconfig: Edit global git configuration.
• gpf: Force push changes.
• gfo: Fetch the main branch from the origin.
• gsw: Switch branches.
• gswc: Create and switch to a new branch.
• gswm: Switch to the main branch.
• gsw-: Switch to the previous branch.
• gcnoverify: Commit without verification.
• gcempty: Create an empty commit.
• gitundolast: Undo the last commit.
• gitcleanup: Clean up local branches that no longer exist on the remote.

GitHub CLI Aliases

• prcreate: Create a pull request on the current branch.
• prview: Open the pull request in the browser.

General Aliases

• ..: Go up one directory.
• bash-rc: Open the .bashrc file in VS Code.
• bash-aliases: Open the .bash_aliases file in VS Code.
• sourcebashrc: Apply changes to the .bashrc file.
• c: Clear the terminal.

Help

• show-help: Show available commands and their descriptions.