Clone the project and execute the installation script. It makes a copy of your original .bashrc and .gitconfig
files that will be replaced with the local ones. You can find them in ~/old_files (if necessary, set another name).
git clone git@github.com:ok-42/settings.git
cd settings/
bash setup.sh| Name | Params | Action | Project-level only |
|---|---|---|---|
gre |
Search term / Number | Search with grep / Open the n-th search result | |
noc |
File name | Print file without #-comments and blank lines |
|
db |
Container name | Start bash in the Docker container | |
a |
Activate Python venv and add its name to PS1 |
+ | |
s |
source .bashrc and copy to ~/ |
||
m |
New directory name | mkdir and cd |
|
new |
New project name | Setup a template for a Python project | ~/projects |
r |
Navigate to the project root | + | |
e |
source aliases in the project root |
+ | |
de |
unalias aliases from e func |
||
len |
String | Print length of the string | |
ch |
Print commits count by hours (0 – 23) | + | |
gw |
[Number] | Print most used commit message words | + |
chh |
Visualise ch output |
+ | |
gh |
Open the project on GitHub | + |