Show HN: Aliasme – A shell script to memorize your commands(github.com)

Show HN: Aliasme – A shell script to memorize your commands

https://github.com/Jintin/aliasme

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showdef () { local file= if [[ $1 == -f ]] then file=$2 shift 2 fi if [[ -n $file ]] then ( shopt -s expand_aliases source "$file" 2> /dev/null showdef "$1" ) return fi if alias "$1" &> /dev/null then alias "$1" elif declare -f "$1" &> /dev/null then declare -f "$1" elif [[ -n ${!1} ]] then echo "${!1}" else echo "No alias, function, or environment variable found for '$1'" fi }

This looks up the definition of a shell name — alias, function, or environment variable — and prints it. with -f [.bashrc (for example)] it sources the given file in a subshell before running the lookup in that subshell.

immanuwell3 mesi fa

a nice project, but for many users fish shell provides the same with abbreviations, smart autocompletion, and fuzzy history search all baked right in