Bash Aliases

Set of bash aliases to make your life easier

Getting Started 🚦

Clone this repository and run the following command:

git clone <>

If you're using oh-my-zsh, you can add the following line to your .zshrc file:

source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh
# Or through a one-liner without the need of edit your .zshrc file separately
echo "source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh" >> ~/.zshrc

If you're using bash, you can add the following line to your .bashrc file:

source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh
# Or through a one-liner without the need of edit your .bashrc file separately
echo "source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh" >> ~/.bashrc

Usage 🎬

Soon to be added.

Features 🧩

(TBD)

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Tooling 🧑‍🔧

This template is equipped with an array of tools to maintain a high standard of code quality and accelerate the development process:

Precommit framework for managing and maintaining multi-language pre-commit hooks
Taskfile is a simpler way to automate tasks
Makefile for managing build workflow
GolangCI-linter for consolidated linting to improve code quality
GoReleaser for easy binary release management
Docker for containerization
ShellCheck for shell script linting
Release please for automated releases

NOTE: For pre-commit, ensure you're running task pre-commmit-init to add the pre-configured hooks into your git hooks. This will ensure that the code is linted and formatted before committing it. Also, there are other linters included (yaml, docker, shell, md, etc.).

Contributing

Please read our contributing guide. All issues, pull requests and GitHub stars are welcome! Happy coding! 💻

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