0.0.10

Release 0.0.10

Release Notes

This release introduces command aliasing support and improves documentation consistency across the project, making fapi more user-friendly and accessible.

Features

Command Aliasing

• Added support for shell aliases - Users can now create shorter commands like alias f=fapi for faster typing and improved workflow efficiency
• Updated documentation to showcase alias usage throughout examples, demonstrating the recommended f shorthand

Improvements

Documentation Enhancements

• Standardized command examples - All documentation now consistently shows both full fapi commands and the shorter f alias alternative
• Enhanced setup guide - Added clear alias setup instructions to help new users get started quickly
• Improved code examples - Updated all usage examples to demonstrate the more efficient aliased commands

User Experience

• Streamlined command interface - Removed the deprecated f command in favor of user-configurable aliases, giving users control over their preferred shortcuts
• Better workflow integration - The alias approach allows users to customize their command-line experience while maintaining full compatibility

Technical Changes

• Updated documentation files (README, manual pages, and help text) to reflect alias-based usage patterns
• Refined command structure to better support external aliasing
• Enhanced synopsis documentation for clearer command reference

This release focuses on making fapi more efficient for daily use while maintaining backward compatibility. The alias support allows users to work faster without sacrificing the clarity of the full command names in documentation and scripts.