Sebas

Create aliases to commands or tasks(JS/Sh files) using files.

Installation

# For npm users
npm i -g sbas
# For yarn users
yarn global add sbas

Usage

Create a .sebas folder in your $HOME directiory. Then add your commands by creating files that has the shortcut name and contain the intended command:

echo "rpm-ostree status" > status

Then use it anywhere like this:

sbas status

If the command isn't found inside .sebas folder, sebas will try to run the command as is:

sbas ls # where ls command isn't inside .sebas folder
# will show files like ls does

Using folders to group commands

mkdir os && cd os
echo "rpm-ostree status" > status

and use it like this:

sbas os status

JS tasks

you can add js files inside .sebas they will be executed when called:

echo "console.log(\"Hi :)\")" > hi.js

and use it like this:

sbas hi
Hi :)

sh files

you can run sh files the same way as js ones:

# inside .sebas folder
echo "touch hi.js && ls" > yo.sh

and use it like this:

sbas yo
hi.js # etc...

Change .sebas directory

Add an environmental variable called SEBAS_DIR it will be used by default.

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-cool-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'add my feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-cool-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request