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ZSH Aliases Collection

Sparkdex — Wed, 19 Feb 2020 13:46:29 +0000

Everyone has their own aliases and set them according to their preferences.
Here I've tried to make a big collection and will update it on a regular basis. Aliases related to Docker etc are yet to be added.

Here are the various aliases that I use on a regular basis. Some of them are my own and others are collected from somewhere else.

It's a pretty big collection, some might not have any explanation tho.

1. Installation Related.

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Aliases for Installation
#-------------------------------------------------------------

alias install="sudo apt-fast install"           #apt-get wrapper for better performance.
alias upgrade='sudo apt-fast upgrade'           #sudo apt-get upgrade
alias update='sudo apt-fast update'             #sudo apt-get update
alias remove="sudo apt remove"  
alias purge="sudo apt purge"
alias autoremove="sudo apt autoremove"

2. Youtube-dl and Music

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Aliases for youtube-dl and related music apps.
#-------------------------------------------------------------


# Youtube-dl or Music
alias mp3="youtube-dl --ignore-errors --format bestaudio --extract-audio --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 160K --embed-thumbnail --add-metadata --output '%(autonumber)s-%(title)s.%(ext)s'"          #youtube-dl for single song. Adds Metadata and Thumbnail plus highest quality.
alias playlist="youtube-dl --ignore-errors --format bestaudio --extract-audio --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 160K --yes-playlist --add-metadata --embed-thumbnail --output '%(autonumber)s-%(title)s.%(ext)s'"  #youtube-dl for playlist. Adds Metadata and Thumbnail plus highest quality.
alias play="playx"                            # Playx utility, can play any song.
alias mc="mcop"                               #MCOP- Terminal based player.

3. Git Related.


#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Aliases for Git.
#-------------------------------------------------------------

alias g='git'
alias amend="git commit --amend --no-edit"      #Commit changes onto previous commit.
alias changelog='gitmoji-changelog'             #Using gitmoji-changelog generator.
alias commit= 'gitmoji -c'                      #Gitmoji commit standard.

4. General Ones.


#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Aliases for general stuff.
#-------------------------------------------------------------

alias ls='ls -G'                              # colorize `ls` output
alias zshreload='source ~/.zshrc'             # reload ZSH
alias grep='grep --color=auto'                # colorize `grep` output
alias ..='cd ..'
alias ...='cd ../..'
alias ....='cd ../../..'
alias rm='rm -i'                              # confirm removal
alias cp='cp -i'                              # confirm copy
alias mv='mv -i'                              # confirm move
alias cal='gcal --starting-day=1'             # print simple calendar for current month
alias weather='curl v2.wttr.in'               # print weather for current location (https://github.com/chubin/wttr.in)

5. Npm, Pnpm and Yarn.

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Aliases for PNPM, NPM and YARN
#-------------------------------------------------------------
alias ni='npm install' 
alias pi='pnpm install'
alias yi='yarn'                               #Same thing as yarn install.
alias rmodule='rm -rf node_modules .yarn'     #removes node_modules folder for npm and pnpm. and .yarn for yarn.

Aliases below are picked and collected from different places.

5. Github CLI

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Aliases for new GITHUB CLI.
#-------------------------------------------------------------
alias ghh='gh help'
alias ghi='gh issue'
alias ghic='gh issue create'
alias ghil='gh issue list'
alias ghis='gh issue status'
alias ghiv='gh issue view'

alias ghp='gh pr'
alias ghpc='ghp create'
alias ghpck='ghp checkout'
alias ghpl='ghp list'
alias ghps='ghp status'
alias ghpv='ghp view'

alias ghv='gh --version'

6. Randoms


#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Aliases for random stuff.
#-------------------------------------------------------------
alias rimraf='rm -rf'
alias flushdns='sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder'
alias listen="lsof -P -i -n" #Show which applications are connecting to the network.
alias showport='netstat -tulanp' #Show the active ports.

7. KDE related.

#-------------------------------------------------------------
# Useful in KDE.
#-------------------------------------------------------------


alias kde_restart= 'kquitapp5 plasmashell && kstart plasmashell'
alias plasma_reset= " cd ~/.config && for j in plasma*; do mv -- "$j" "${j%}.bak"" #Changes all Plasma config file and folders name. Restart your system to start anew.
alias latte_reset='killall -9 latte-dock && latte-dock'

Here is my .zshrc file.

Best React Boilerplate!

Sparkdex — Fri, 22 Nov 2019 22:42:26 +0000

Focus has shifted to the development of Full Stack Boilerplate, the successor to Infinity-react-boilerplate. If you are interested in contributing or using it, come take a look!

Infinity React Boilerplate. Minimal, Customizable and scalable boilerplate.

I guess everybody had wasted a good amount of time while figuring out the boilerplate stuff for your project. Especially when you need Webpack, and other stuff and does not need the good old create-react-app.

Infinity React Boilerplate is what I'm gonna call it.

DO GIVE A STAR 🌟 THO.

There was this Boilerplate which I've sort of always admired especially in my beginner days. But to tell the truth, it was pretty complex for me in starting days, it still is somewhat now. Especially all those test stuff, having a complex folder structure, container folders etc. and also it wasn't getting updated for quite long.

So, I decided to create a personal project that I eventually want to publish to the internet, but choosing boilerplate or making one of my own was a tough decision. I had this Generic Boilerplate from one my older project, but as you know, it got old, some dependencies went deprecated, some changed their APIs etc, so updating it was not an easy task, just one wrong dependency update and you mess up lots of stuff.

So, I went back to my admired boilerplate and removed the excessive stuff that I obviously won't need while starting my project.

Features Removed

Removed Intl – All files and libraries for Intl support
Removed doc
Removed Coveralls
Removed NGINX/Apache files
Removed JEST/Testing Stuff.

Features Added

Redux Toolkit integration
Styles – SCSS Styling
Updated all dependencies and libraries.
Webpack Loading Bar (Aesthetic is always important).
Removed NGINX/Apache files
Optimised and more Generators (Styled components etc).
Better Hot Reloading
Better Stats
Anyways, I still want to remind you guys the good features it has.
Instant Feedback.
SCSS Support
Industry-standard routing.
Offline First.
Static code analysis.
SEO.

CLI's and Quality ratings.

Travis.
Appveyor

Quick start

Make sure that you have Node.js v8.15.1 and npm v5 or above installed.

Clone this repo using

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/EvilSpark/Infinity-react-boilerplate.git

Move to the appropriate directory:
```
cd 
```
Run
```
npm run install
```
in order to install dependencies. At this point you can run npm start to see the example app at http://localhost:3000
Although I prefer using PNPM instead of NPM.

Structure

The app/ directory contains your entire application code, including CSS, JavaScript, HTML and tests.

The rest of the folders and files only exist to make your life easier, and should not need to be touched.

Thanks to pros in ReactBoilerplate.com for their boilerplate.

Future Goals -

The parent project is gradually moving to become a create-react-app template, so after it gets stable, I'll also upgrade my codebase to CRA template format and push current content to another branch.

Have fun with it.

Keywords: React.js, Redux, Hot Reloading, ESNext, Babel, react-router, Offline First, ServiceWorker, styled-components, redux-saga, FontFaceObserver

Wobbly Underline

Sparkdex — Thu, 25 Jul 2019 16:30:21 +0000

Check it out here at https://evilwebdev.com/wobbly-underline-css-and-javascript/