custom-terminal (MacOS)

This repository contains utilities for custom terminal configurations.

How to set

Make sure that no $HOME/custom-terminal already exists. If it does, rename the repository.

Clone this repository in the $HOME directory:

git clone

Add the following to your .zshrc:

for f in $HOME/custom-terminal/src/*; do source $f; done

This will load:

custom-terminal/
 |- aliases.sh
 |- autocompletion.sh
 |- functions.sh
 |- prompt-styling.sh

What it does

It adds the following:

• prompt styling,
• custom shell functions (mostly git shortcuts),
• custom aliases registration,
• autocompletion.

Prompt styling

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The general prompt header will have this format:

[user]@[machine] /path/to/dir $

When in a git repository instead, /path/to/dir will be relative to the git repository root, showing also the branch:

[user]@[machine] ( [branch] [repo]/path/from/root ) $

Shell functions

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Currently available:

• gga() : git graph all :

  arguments:

    N:  num of entries to display (optional, default=10)
  

  command:

    git log --oneline --graph --all -n $N
  

  usage:

    gga 20
  

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• gg() : git graph :

  arguments:

    N:  num of entries to display (optional, default=10)
  

  command:

    git log --oneline --graph -n $N
  

  usage:

    gg 20
  

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• gc() : git checkout :

  arguments:

    B:  branch (optional, default=main, on error try: master)
  

  command:

    git checkout $B
  

  usage:

    gc mybranch
  

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• gaac() : git add and commit :

  arguments:

    C:  commit message (required)
  

  command:

    git add . && git commit -m "$C"
  

  usage:

    gaac "my commit message"
  

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• gcmm() : git commit -m message:

  arguments:

    C:  commit message (required)
  

  command:

    git commit -m "$C"
  

  usage:

    gcmm "my commit message"
  

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• cdgr() : cd git root

  arguments:

    none
  

  command:

    cd $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
  

  usage:

    cdgr
  

• cdl() : cd and list

  arguments:

    D:  directory (required)
  

  command:

    cd "$D" && ls -al
  

  usage:

    cdl subfolder
  

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You can remove the functions you don't need from custom-terminal/aliases.sh.

Aliases

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It registers the following aliases:

alias	command
ll	ls -la
nanozsh	nano $HOME/.zshrc
tree1	tree -L 1
source_zshrc	source $HOME/.zshrc

You can remove the alias you don't need from custom-terminal/aliases.sh.

Autocompletion

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It uses the following to set the autocompletion up:

autoload -Uz compinit && compinit