bash-profile-manager

Keep tracked and up-to-dated my custom aliases for .bash_profile

Features

• Customizable (via fork)
• Keep same aliases at everywhere
• Or change some aliases in some places creating different profiles
• Easy to create, custom and change between profiles
• Partial set of aliases to reuse in different profiles
• Small set of pre-built aliases

Collaborate

• You can help with helpful PR to add more generals aliases to our include files.
• You can also create a new kind of include file, like windows.sh or linux.sh.

Usage

• First, fork it (unless you just want to use MY aliases).
• Then, change the config.js file to track your repository.
• Create your own profiles or edit the existing ones to fit your need.
• Run gulp to build and generate the dist folder (the default task does everything you need).
• Before the next step, be warned: you are going to lost your current ~\.bash_profile.
• Run the \dist\install.sh.
• Run source ~/.bash_profile to get updated.

So: fork > config > custom > gulp > install > refresh

Update

• When you change your profiles (and push the changes, of course), you just need do run update.
• This command will clone your repo in a temp directory and replace your profiles.
• After that, you can use reset to get the changes without reopening your terminal.

(reset is just an alias to source ~/.bash_profile)

Change

• To change between profiles, run change [profile-name] e.g. change home.
• Just use the suffix of the file, i.e. to use .bash_profile-home, run change home.
• To check the version of current alias profile, call version.