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Manage command aliases in Windows.

Installation

> pip install alias-windows

By default aliases are stored in %USERPROFILE%\Documents\Scripts\Aliases. You can set the directory to store aliases by changing the environment variable called %ALIASES_DIR%.

Managing aliases

Get the list of available aliases:

> alias
apktool, gsh, gst
> alias -v
apktool = %SOFTWARE%\apktool\apktool.bat %*
gsh = git show $*
gst = git status --short --branch %*

Add an alias:

> alias test=dir \b %*
Added test

Show the alias:

> alias g
gsh, gst
> alias test
dir \b %*

Search for a text in alias commands:

> alias -s apk
baksmali, smali
> alias -s apk -v
baksmali = %SOFTWARE%\apktool\apktool.bat d %*
smali = %SOFTWARE%\apktool\apktool.bat b %*

Delete the alias:

> alias -d test
Deleted test

Environment variables

alias changes two variables:

  1. %ALIASES_DIR% Directory where aliases are stored.
  2. %PATH% Adds %ALIASES_DIR% to %PATH%.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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