aliases in windows Command shell (git clone, cd ...)

alias_doskey.bat

:: alias_doskey.bat
:: 2022-02M-07 12:54:05

:: aliases in windows Command shell
:: /Windows has two command-line shells: the Command shell and PowerShell./

:: OS: Windows 10
:: ("alias_doskey.bat" is called from "alias-prompt.lnk")

:: I put it in a folder in my Windows path (for example):
:: C:\UTILS\BATCH\alias-prompt.lnk

:: ---------------------------------------------------------
:: doskey
:: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/doskey#examples

:: By default, DOSKEY macros are only saved for the current session.

:: ---------------------------------------------------------
:: http://ss64.com/nt/doskey.html

:: Syntax
::       DOSKEY [options] [macroname=[text]]
::
:: Key
::    macroname   A short name for the macro.
::         text   The commands you want to recall.


:: Advanced macro definitions:
::    $T     If you put more than one command in a DOSKEY macro, use $T.
::           to separate them. Equivalent to & in a batch file.
::
::    $1-$9  Parameters, equivalent to %1-%9 in a batch file.
::    $*     This represents ALL the parameters $1-9

:: Options:
::    /MACROFILE=filename Specify a file of macros to install
::    /MACROS            Display all Doskey macros
::    /EXENAME=exename   Specify an  executable other than cmd.exe
::    /MACROS:exename    Display all Doskey macros for the given executable
::    /MACROS:ALL        Display all Doskey macros for all executables
::    /HISTORY           Display all commands stored in memory.
::
::    /REINSTALL         Install a new copy of Doskey (clears the buffer).
::    ALT+F10            Clear macro definitions

:: To delete a macro called "cdnu", type:
:: doskey cdnu=

:: ---------------------------------------------------------
:: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9738434/run-a-command-prompt-command-from-desktop-shortcut

:: Yes, make the shortcut's path
:: %comspec% /k <command>
:: (echo %comspec%)

:: where
:: %comspec% is the environment variable for cmd.exe's full path,
:: equivalent to C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe on most (if not all) Windows installs

:: /k keeps the window open after the command has run,
:: this may be replaced with /c if you want the window to close once the command is finished running

:: <command> is the command you wish to run

:: ---------------------------------------------------------
:: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20530996/aliases-in-windows-command-prompt?rq=1
:: https://superuser.com/questions/560519/how-to-set-an-alias-in-windows-command-line

:: ---------------------------------------------------------
:: https://zwbetz.com/aliases-in-windows-command-prompt/

:: Create "alias-prompt.lnk",
:: I put it in a folder in my Windows path (for example):
:: C:\UTILS\BATCH\

:: 0) First, create a file to hold your aliases:
:: alias_doskey.bat

:: 1) Create a shortcut:
:: Right-click on your desktop (or elsewhere) to create a link („New Shortcut“).
:: Aka a .lnk file with an exceptionally well hidden extension.

:: ---------------------------
:: 2) "Type the Location of Item" ("Target"):
:: (%comspec% /k <command>)
:: (%windir%\system32\cmd.exe)

:: cmd /k "C:\UTILS\BATCH\alias_doskey.bat & dir /B"

:: ---------------------------
:: 3) Name shortcut.
:: let say...
:: alias-prompt

:: 4) Right Click on shortcut, chose Properties.
:: Start In:
:: C:\UTILS\

:: ---------------------------
:: 5) Move the generated command prompt link, "alias-prompt.lnk" into a directory:
:: C:\UTILS\BATCH\

:: Desktop, "alias-prompt.lnk", Right Click, Cut

:: File Explorer (Win-E),
:: C:\UTILS\BATCH\
:: Paste

:: ---------------------------
:: 6) Here you go :-)
:: Run:  Win-R, alias-prompt

:: "alias-prompt.lnk"
:: I put it in a folder in my Windows path:
:: C:\UTILS\BATCH\

:: Now when you open command prompt from the shortcut, your aliases will be loaded.

:: ---------------------------------------------------------
:: Display all Doskey macros:
:: doskey /MACROS
:: ---------------------------------------------------------
:: cd /?
:: dir /?
:: dir /OGN
:: cmd /?

:: ---------------------------------------------------------
@echo off

:: Temporary system path at cmd startup
:: set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\7-Zip\;C:\Program Files\Windows Application Driver\
:: set PATH=%PATH%;C:\Program Files\7-Zip\;C:\UTDEV\YWinAppDriver\

:: set APPIUM_WAD_PATH="C:\UTDEV\YWinAppDriver\WinAppDriver.exe"
set PATH=%PATH%;C:\UTDEV\Appium-Inspector-windows-2023.12.2-x64\

:: Add to path by command
:: DOSKEY add_python33=set PATH=%PATH%;"C:\Python33\"

:: ---------------------------
:: Common directories
doskey cdmd=cd %USERPROFILE%\Documents\$tdir /OGN $*

doskey cdnc=cd %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\nvim\$tdir /OGN $*
doskey cdnd=cd %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\nvim-data\$tdir /OGN $*

doskey cdut=cd C:\UTILS\$tdir /OGN $*
doskey cdde=cd C:\MB_DEV\$tdir /OGN $*

:: ---------------------------
:: Commands
doskey al=doskey /MACROS
:: DOSKEY alias=notepad %USERPROFILE%\Dropbox\alias.cmd

:: doskey gc=git clone $1$tdir /OGN $*
doskey gs=git status
doskey ga=git add .

:: doskey gp=git push -u origin main
doskey gp=git push

doskey gcl=git clone $*

:: git commit -m "Initial setup of website"
doskey gco=git commit -m $*

:: ---------------------------
:: 7z x -mcp=852 TR_2023.zip
doskey 7ze=7z x -mcp=852 $1

doskey wad=WinAppDriver
doskey ApIn="Appium Inspector.exe"