My personl Bash Customization

Short Description

Those who don't want to install and configure any other shell like the zsh or the fish shell, want to stay in the default bash, also want to make the experience of the bash more easy, can easily install this configuration. Just simply run the install.sh script. It will install some necessary packages and a github repo. And then you can enjoy the configuration.

Here are some screenshos

Styles

Features

A short video

bash-git.mp4

Before Installation

Make sure you install any of the nerd font's and set that font in your terminal, so that the prompt look nice. I suggest to use the JetBrains Mono Nerd Font. Just visit Here and download the font and install it using your Font Manager. Then set the font in your Terminal.

Features

1. Shortcuts
   
2. Some functions for install, uninstall, check updates, update packages and so on
   
3. Syntax Highlighting
   
4. Auto Suggestions
   
5. Fuzzy finder
   
6. Tree view of directories, files and sub directories
   
7. Memorizing the directories
   
8. Command spell correction
   
9. Git branch name and left commits
   
10. Some cool looking themes
    

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Installation

Direct Installation

You can directly run the command bellow and it will automaticly clone the repository and install the config. Before that make sure you have curl installed in your system. If not, simply install it using pacman, dnf, zypper or apt.

• Run this command in your terminal:

bash <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/me-js-bro/Bash/main/direct_install.sh)

Manual Installation

• Open terminal and run these commands.

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/me-js-bro/Bash.git

cd Bash
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

Edit alias & functions

Simply go to ~/.bash directory. Inside it, you will find .bashrc, alias and function file. Just edit these files and you are good to go. Also if you want to add your custom bash prompt, just go to ~/.bash/change_prompt.sh file and add your prompt.

Command Shortcuts

1) Directory Navigation and File Management

Shortcut	Command	Description
cd	cd	Change directory. If the directory does not exist, it will ask to create it.
downloads	cd ~/Downloads	Change to the Downloads directory.
pictures	cd ~/Pictures	Change to the Pictures directory.
videos	cd ~/Videos	Change to the Videos directory.
dir	mkdir	Make a directory.
file	touch	Create a file.
rm	rm -rf	Remove both files and directories.
srm	sudo rm -rf	Remove both files and directories with the sudo command
ebash	code .bash	Open .bash directory with the vs code to edit

2) Updated, Install & Uninstall Related

Shortcut	Command	Description
cu	paru/yay -Qua / checkupdates, sudo dnf check-update or sudo zypper list-updates	Checks system updates (Arch, Fedora, OpenSuse. Also prints both Official and Aur updates in Arch Linux).
update	paru/yay -Syyu, sudo dnf upgrade, sudo zypper update, or sudo apt-get update	Updates the system packages (Arch, Fedora, OpenSuse, Debian/Ubuntu).
install	paru/yay -S, sudo dnf install, zypper install, or apt-get install	Install package (Arch, Fedora, OpenSuse, Debian/Ubuntu).
remove	paru/yay -Rns, sduo dnf remove, sudo zypper remove, or sudo apt-get remove	Uninstall package (Arch, Fedora, OpenSuse, Debian/Ubuntu).

3) Git Related

Shortcut	Command	Description
add	git add .	Add.
clone	git clone	Clone a repository.
cloned	git clone --depth=1	Clone a repository with depth 1.
commit	git commit -m	Commit with a message.
push	git push	Push changes to the remote repository.
pushm	git push -u origin main	Push changes and set upstream to main.
pusho	git push origin [branch]	Push to a specified branch.
pull	git pull origin [branch]	Pull from a specified branch.
info	git info	Git Information.

4) Changing Style

Shortcut	Command	Description
style	bash ~/.bash/change_prompt.sh	Execute a script that changes the style of the bash