Easy-alias

Assign numbers as command aliases.

Motivation

Repeating commands can become tedious and error-prone, especially if they are long. Assigning regular aliases is a good alternative, but 2 things are worth mentioning about this approach:

1. You have to memorize the aliases
2. You may end up forgetting the actual commands since you are using only their aliases

Usage

Store your commands in /home/$USER/aliases. Example:

docker images

docker container ls -a

docker system prune

docker volume prune

kind create cluster

kubectl get all

kind delete cluster

clear

Run

EASY-ALIAS - A CLI Alias manager 
Authors: Lorenzo Costa <http://www.costa86.tech>
Version: 1.0.0
License: AGPL-3.0-or-later
Crafted with ❤️ using Rust language
Set the commands in /home/$USER/aliases

Run a command based on its index:   

0 - "clear"
1 - "docker images"
2 - "docker container ls -a"
3 - "docker system prune"
4 - "docker volume prune"
5 - "kind create cluster"
6 - "kubectl get all"
7 - "kind delete cluster"

Install

Cargo

cargo install easy-alias

Ready-to-use executable

./easy-alias