📜  albart for linux - Shell-Bash (1)

📅  最后修改于: 2023-12-03 15:29:19.054000             🧑  作者: Mango

Albart for Linux - Shell-Bash

Introduction

Albart is a tool for Linux systems that allows developers to easily manage their Bash aliases and functions. With Albart, you can create and organize aliases and functions by category, making it much easier to find and execute the commands you need.

Albart supports both Bash and Zsh shells and provides a simple command line interface to manage your aliases and functions.

Features
  • Organize aliases and functions by category
  • Simple command line interface
  • Support for Bash and Zsh shells
  • Import/export functionality to easily share aliases and functions with others
  • Enable/disable aliases and functions
Installation

You can install Albart using one of the following methods:

Package Manager

If you're running a Debian-based distribution, you can install Albart using apt-get:

sudo apt-get install albart

Manual Installation

Alternatively, you can download the latest release from the Github repository and install it manually:

git clone https://github.com/albertgomess/albart-linux.git
cd albart-linux
sudo make install
Usage

Once installed, you can start using Albart by typing the following command:

albart

This will open the Albart command line interface where you can manage your aliases and functions.

To create a new category, type:

albart add-category <category_name>

To add an alias to a category, type:

albart add-alias <category_name> <alias_name> <command>

To add a function to a category, type:

albart add-function <category_name> <function_name> <command>

To enable/disable a category, alias, or function, type:

albart enable <name>
albart disable <name>

To list all categories, aliases, or functions, type:

albart list categories
albart list aliases
albart list functions

You can also import/export your aliases and functions using the following commands:

albart import <path_to_file>
albart export <path_to_file>
Conclusion

Albart is an excellent tool for developers who frequently use Bash aliases and functions. Its simple command line interface and category organization make it easy to manage and find the commands you need. Try it out today and see how it can improve your workflow!