A nifty command alias manager
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cargo install camer
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$ camer -h
```bash camer 1.0.0
USAGE:
camer
OPTIONS: -h, --help Print help information -V, --version Print version information
SUBCOMMANDS: add Add a command alias clean Clean up CAM application files help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) init Initialisation of the configuration file ls Show all alias set remove Remove existing alias ```
The configuration file needs to be initialised before the camer can be used. This is done by executing camer init.
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$ camer init
When the above message is output on the command line, the initialisation is successful.
The camer ls command lists all alias set.
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$ camer ls
bash
gs --------- git status
ga --------- git add
gd --------- git diff
gb --------- git branch
gco -------- git checkout
gcl -------- git clone
gm --------- git merge
gpl -------- git pull
gps -------- git push
grh -------- git reset HEAD
grm -------- git rm
gst -------- git stash
gsta ------- git stash apply
gstd ------- git stash drop
gstl ------- git stash list
gstp ------- git stash pop
gsh -------- git show
gshh ------- git show HEAD
gsl -------- git shortlog
gt --------- git tag
gmv -------- git mv
ni --------- npm install
ya --------- yarn add
pa --------- pnpm add
nr --------- npm run
s ---------- npm run start
t ---------- npm run test
p ---------- npm run prod
d ---------- npm run dev
b ---------- npm run build
These are the default alias settings.
The camer add command adds a new alias. The alias name and the command to be executed are required.
Let's add an alias for the npm run deploy command
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$ camer add nd "npm run deploy"
The above result means that this was added successfully, so let's run the prompt command to make it work.
The camer remove command removes an existing alias. The alias name is required.
Let's remove the alias added in Add
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$ camer remove nd
The above result means that this was removed successfully, so let's run the prompt command to make it work.
When you want to uninstall the camer application, please run camer clean before downloading if you need the configuration file to be removed along with it.
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$ camer clean
The above result means that the cleanup was successful.
If you want to continue using it, please run camer init again to initialise it.
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