After reading this I was interested how to make alias with variable, so I googled it and find out you can use functions since aliases do not support variable.
Put this inside function in your .bashrc or .zshrc file:
mtd () { mv "$@" /path/to/documents/; }
To move file.md to documents just use:
file.md
Or... you can put the function in an alias:
alias mtd='mvtd () { mv "$@" /path/to/documents/; }; mvtd;'
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After reading this I was interested how to make alias with variable, so I googled it and find out you can use functions since aliases do not support variable.
Put this inside function in your .bashrc or .zshrc file:
mtd () { mv "$@" /path/to/documents/; }To move file.md to documents just use:
Or... you can put the function in an alias:
alias mtd='mvtd () { mv "$@" /path/to/documents/; }; mvtd;'