aka(7) -- Manage Shell Keyboard Shortcuts
SYNOPSIS
aka
add
aka
show
aka
edit
aka
remove
aka
list [options]
aka
link [options]
aka
generate [options]
aka
sync
aka
upgrade
DESCRIPTION
aka is an easy way to manage keyboard shortcuts in UNIX shells.
You can replace commonly used commands with shorter, sexier keyboard shortcuts and, ultimately, improve your productivity!
With aka, you can add, show, edit, remove, list keyboard shortcuts. On top of that you can tag shortcuts based on environment, tool, context, etc. Then, you can generate an appropriate output file for your environment.
OPTIONS
--help
:
Show help info--version
:
Show version info--log-level=<debug|info|warn|error|fatal>
:
Set the logging level (Default: info)
INSTALLATION
$ gem install hsume2-aka
EXAMPLES
Add a keyboard shortcut and generate the output script:
$ aka add ls "ls -F --color=auto"
Created shortcut.
$ aka generate
alias ls="ls -F --color=auto"
Add a keyboard shortcut for a bash/zsh function:
$ aka add psf "ps aux | grep $@" --function
Created shortcut.
$ aka generate
function psf {
ps aux | grep $@
}
Generate to a file instead:
$ aka generate -o ~/.aka.zsh
Generated ~/.aka.zsh.
Tag a shortcut and generate for OS X:
$ aka add ls "ls -F --color=auto" --tag os:linux
Created shortcut.
$ aka add ls "ls -FG" --tag os:darwin
Created shortcut.
$ aka generate --tag os:darwin
alias ls="ls -FG"
Edit a shortcut:
$ aka edit ls "ls -F --color=auto" --tag os:linux
1 Shortcut: ls
2 Description:
3
4 Function (y/n): n
5 Tags: os:linux
6 Command:
7 ls -FG
/var/folders/rj/8bjyj6x92l9bxykxc_ljyqsc0000gp/T/shortcut20140222-63006-13csxr0" 7L, 87C
$ :wq
Remove a shortcut:
$ aka remove ls
Removes shortcut.
Add a link:
$ aka link --tag os:linux --output ~/.aka.zsh
Saved link.
Remove a link:
$ aka list
...
=====
Links
=====
[1] ~/.aka.zsh: #osx, #git
[2] ~/.aka.zsh: #linux, #git
$ aka link delete 2
Removed link.
Synchronize links:
$ aka link --tag os:linux --output ~/.aka.zsh
Saved link.
$ aka sync
Generated ~/.aka.zsh.
4 shortcut(s) excluded (#linux).
Upgrade links from v0 to v1:
$ aka upgrade
Upgraded ~/.aka.yml.
Backed up to ~/.aka.yml.backup.
ENVIRONMENT
AKA
:
The file where aka stores everything. Default: ~/.aka.yml