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.files and *nix defaults

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/aamnah/dotfiles
• Owner: aamnah
• Created: 2014-06-20T10:09:34.000Z (about 12 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2023-02-05T10:31:53.000Z (over 3 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-03-15T06:53:12.924Z (over 2 years ago)
• Language: Shell
• Homepage: http://aamnah.github.io/dotfiles
• Size: 133 KB
• Stars: 4
• Watchers: 2
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 1
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  • Readme: README.md

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.Files

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These files are an accumulation of bash aliases, shortcuts and functions that i have collected over the years.

While these are Mac specific (for example, the LSCOLORS is different as compared to the GNU LS_COLORS), they can easily be ported for use on Linux.

.bash_aliases

---

Shortcuts for directories, programs, system processes and commands.

#### Directories

- `desk` go to Desktop

- `dl` go to Downloads

- `proj` go to the folder where all projects are (variable)

- `sites` go to the folder where all sites are (variable)

#### Commands and tools

- `ydl` shortcut for `youtube-dl`

- `gath` starts ssh-agent and loads SSH key (variable). used for Git purposes

#### Misc.

- `emptytrash` Empty the Trash on all mounted volumes and the main HDD

- `cleanup` Recursively delete _.DS_Store_ files

- `chromekill` Kill all the tabs in Chrome to free up memory

- `afk` Lock the screen (when going AFK)

- `reload` Reload the shell (i.e. invoke as a login shell)

- `tree` Always list the tree command in color coding

#### Smart Listings

- `ll` List all (-a) files and directories in a detailed (-l), human readable (-h), color coded (-G) way with a trailing slash (-F).

- `lsd` Only list directories, including hidden ones

#### Sudo

- `dang` repeat the last command with sudo, basically `sudo !!` equivalent

#### Disk Usage

- `ducks` List top ten largest files/directories in current directory

- `ds` Find the biggest in a folder

#### Memory

- `wotgobblemem` What's gobbling the memory?

#### DNS

- `flush`, `flushdns` Flush DNS cache

- `dig` Better and more to-the-point dig results

#### IPs

- `ip`, `myip` Show Public IP address

- `localip` Show local IP

#### Security

- `netlisteners` Show active network listeners

.bash_colors

---

This file has ANSI color codes saved into human readable variables. The

variable names and codes have been taken from

[here](https://misc.flogisoft.com/bash/tip_colors_and_formatting)

and have been kept the same for universal recognition.

`.bash_colors` has variables with eight colors and their bold, underlined,

and background versions.

#### Usage:

Six basic colors (blue, cyan, green, magenta, red, yellow) have been set in `.bash_colors` for easy use. 

You can use these anywhere in the terminal once the `~/.bash_colors` file has been sourced inside `~/.bash_profile`

Wrap the code you want to color in the appropriate tags. There is an

opening tag in the format of `$NAME` and a closing tag `$COLORRESET` at

the end.  For example

`echo -e "\n${YELLOW}Current date :${COLORRESET} " ; date`

will echo `Current date :` in yellow color and then output `date` in

default color on the next line.

There are four available types of colors: Regular, Bold, Underline, and Background.

    BLACK='\033[0;30m'        # Regular Black

    BBLACK='\033[1;30m'       # Bold Black

    UBLACK='\033[4;30m'       # Underline Black 

    ONBLACK='\033[40m'       # Background Black 

You can also use multiple color tags in one statement like so:

    ${GREEN} WordPress was sucessfully copied! Don't forget to edit ${BGREEN}wp-config.php ${GREEN}to add Database details ${COLORRESET}

    

![Colors screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aamnah/dotfiles/master/screenshots/cli_colors.png)

.bash_profile

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- `PS1` - Prompt shows only current working directory `\w` and `\$`. Newline at both beginning and end makes differentiating command output easier

.functions

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- `take()` create a dir and cd to it by taking a name

- `fopen()` create a file and open it in Sublime Text

- `extract()` Extract most know archives with one command

- `ii()` display useful host related informaton

- `getwebsite()` wget a whole website

- `spy()` identify and search for active network connections

- `sniff()` sniff GET and POST traffic over http v2

- `bell()` Ring the system bell after finishing a script/compile

- `jpost` Create new Jekyll posts

.dev

---

- `gplv3` Add a GPL license file to your project

- `gruntfile` Add gruntfile.js template file to the project

- `ocmod()` Create an OCMOD script with template code. Provide a name for script as argument.

- `vqmod()` Create a vQmod script with template code. Provide a name for script as argument.

- `install()` Install popular software/frameworks with one command. Supports WordPress, Opencart and Bootstrap at the moment.

- `jekylldo` build jekyll, run some grunts and deploy on Amazon S3

- `jpost()` create a new Jekyll post in the pre-defined directory with YAML template. Takes `-o` flag for opening files in Sublime Text after they are created.

- `ocext()` create opencart module/extension skeleton

- `dash()` Initiate a Dash search from within Terminal

- `bbkey()` Lets you `add`, `load`, `list`, `try` and `check` Bitbucket Key

Resources

---

- Take a look at [Command Line Fu](http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/browse/sort-by-votes) for some really cool commands