Bash Settings Ever

Great default settings for your terminal

Quick start

Open your default bash file:

~/.bashrc

Now, open we .bashrc file and copy all content. Insert content below your last file line.

Alias to Git

To any action below, just type:

Git status

Show the working tree status of the current brench.

$ gst

Git pull

Fetch from and integrate with another repository or a local branch.

$ gl

Git push

Update remote refs along with associated objects.

$ gp

Git difftool

Show changes using common diff tools.

$ difftool

git log

Show commit logs (line by line).

$ git log --pretty=oneline

Git checkout

Switch branches or restore working tree files

$ git checkout

Git merge

Join two or more development histories together

$ git merge

Git commit

Record changes to the repository

$ git commit

Git branch

List, create, or delete branches

$ git branch

Alias Customs

To any action below, just type:

Login in MySQL

Use to connect into your MySQL, set default auth data.

$ ml

Restart Apache

Use to restart your Apache.

$ ra

Open Chrome Browser

Use this command to open chrome browser

$ chrome

Open Chrome Browser on Anonymous Mode

Use this command to open chrome browser

$ chromep

Open Chrome Browser and Find a String

Use this command to open chrome browser

$ chromef 'how to dev'

Open Chrome Browser and Start any Page

Use this command to open chrome browser

$ chromeu 'github.com'

Open NetBeans

You can open NetBeans IDE typing

$ netbeans

Licence

MIT © Willian Keller