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Aliasman

Aliasman is a command-line tool for managing your shell aliases and functions. It provides an interactive menu to create, list, and delete aliases, helping you streamline your command-line workflow.

Features

  • Interactive Menu: Easily navigate through options to manage your aliases.
  • Create Aliases: Define new aliases or functions for frequently used commands.
  • List Aliases: View all your current aliases and functions.
  • Delete Aliases: Remove unwanted aliases or functions.
  • Persistent Changes: Aliasman helps you make changes that persist across shell sessions.

Installation

You can install Aliasman using pip:

pip install aliasman

Usage

After installation, simply run aliasman in your terminal:

aliasman

Follow the on-screen prompts to create, list, or delete your aliases.

Important Notes

  • Aliasman modifies your ~/.bash_aliases file.
  • To activate changes in your current shell session, you must source ~/.bash_aliases after making changes.
  • Ensure your ~/.bashrc and ~/.zshrc (or equivalent shell configuration files) source ~/.bash_aliases to make changes permanent across new shell sessions.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit issues or pull requests on the GitHub repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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