r4meau-shortcuts.sh

#!/bin/sh

config=~/.zshrc

echo "" >> ${config}
echo "# Shortcuts provided by Nick Rameau (@r4meau | 42)" >> ${config}
echo "# Remove those two lines below if you're not using a 42 computer" >> ${config}
echo "alias gg=\"gcc -Wall -Wextra -Werror\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias nn=\"norminette -R CheckForbiddenSourceHeader\"" >> ${config}
echo "" >> ${config}
echo "alias ll=\"ls -l\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias la=\"ls -la\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias l=\"ls\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias gc=\"git clone\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias gp=\"git push origin master\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias gcm=\"git commit -m\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias gs=\"git status\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias ga=\"git add\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias md=\"mkdir\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias rd=\"rmdir\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias rf=\"rm -rf\"" >> ${config}
echo "alias cl=\"clear\"" >> ${config}

exec /bin/zsh

HEY THERE - PLEASE READ THIS

Here's what this does

This simply creates some shortcuts for you so you can be faster in the terminal and get your job done. You must have ZSH installed for it to work.

Instead of Typing	Now you can type
norminette -R CheckForbiddenSourceHeader	nn
gcc -Wall -Wextra -Werror	gg
ls -l	ll
ls -la	la
ls	l
git clone	gc
git push origin master	gp
git commit -m	gcm
git status	gs
git add	ga
mkdir	md
rmdir	rd
rm -rf	rf
clear	cl

Here's how to use it

• Copy THIS URL to your clipboard
• Open your Terminal (iTerm2 or any other terminal emulator you use)
• Enter curl -s PASTETHELINKHERE > shortcuts.sh in your terminal (of course put your link instead of PASTETHELINKHERE)
• Enter sh shortcuts.sh in your terminal
• Enjoy your shortcuts

Peace out ✌️