bash tools
simply copy the contents of the .bashrc file to your .bashrc file or simply run this command (will append to the end of your .bashrc, not overwrite it):
cat https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iBourgeois/bash/master/.bashrc >> ~/.bashrc
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
c |
will clear the screen |
h |
will change directory to home |
hc |
will change to home directory and clear the screen |
back |
will change back to the previous directory |
ls |
ls with colors |
update |
will run apt-get update and apt-get upgrade |
edit |
will open your .bashrc file in nano and source it after you save it |
reload |
will source your .bashrc file |
gitup "your commit message" |
will run git add ., git commit -m "your commit message", andgit push origin master |
extract compressed-file.zip |
will extract any compressed file you throw at it |
s |
will run the previous command as sudo or any command that is passed with it s rm -rf /* |
up 1, up 2... |
will cd up the given number of directories |