Bash Aliases

Set of bash aliases to make your life easier

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Getting Started 🚦

Clone this repository and run the following command:

git clone <>

If you're using oh-my-zsh, you can add the following line to your .zshrc file:

source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh
# Or through a one-liner without the need of edit your .zshrc file separately
echo "source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh" >> ~/.zshrc

If you're using bash, you can add the following line to your .bashrc file:

source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh
# Or through a one-liner without the need of edit your .bashrc file separately
echo "source <path-where-you-clone-it>/<type>/al_<name>.sh" >> ~/.bashrc

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Usage 🎬

Soon to be added.

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Features 🧩

(TBD)

• something
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Tooling 🧑‍🔧

This template is equipped with an array of tools to maintain a high standard of code quality and accelerate the development process:

• Precommit framework for managing and maintaining multi-language pre-commit hooks
• Taskfile is a simpler way to automate tasks
• Makefile for managing build workflow
• GolangCI-linter for consolidated linting to improve code quality
• GoReleaser for easy binary release management
• Docker for containerization
• ShellCheck for shell script linting
• Release please for automated releases

NOTE: For pre-commit, ensure you're running task pre-commmit-init to add the pre-configured hooks into your git hooks. This will ensure that the code is linted and formatted before committing it. Also, there are other linters included (yaml, docker, shell, md, etc.).

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Contributing

Please read our contributing guide. All issues, pull requests and GitHub stars are welcome! Happy coding! 💻

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