fetchme 1.1.1

edit

edit command opens up the .fetchmerc file in an editor. If you have configured your preferred editor in the environment variable EDITOR, the preferred editor will be launched. The default editor is vim if the environment variable is not being configured.

Usage:

fetchme edit [OPTIONS]

Example:

$ fetchme edit

set

This command is for setting an alias to a long command.

Usage:

fetchme set [OPTIONS] CONTENT

Example:

$ fetchme set ssh="ssh -i /path/to/my/key/file root@123.43.678.678"

The CONTENT argument is where you set your alias as key=value pair, it is recommended that you quote the command that is to be aliased, like so in the example.

An additional line will be added to .fetchmerc file after the set command is being executed.

[fetchme]
ssh = ssh -i /path/to/my/key/file root@123.43.678.678

Options:

–override, -o: flag, override an existing alias, this flag must to be past when you

need to overriding an existing alias that has already been set.

remove

This command is to remove an existing alias.

Usage:

fetchme remove [OPTIONS] NAME

Example:

$ fetchme remove ssh

The NAME argument corresponds to an alias that is being set in the .fetchmerc file.

Call ‘help’ commands

$ fetchme -h

$ fetchme ssh -h

Calling fetchme -h command also displays available commands, this includes the aliases you have defined.

Check fetchme version

$ fetchme -v