Description
The current bashrc creation is pretty minimal. It just divides the file into sections, provides aliases for clocks, and default prompts. Version 3 has added several useful bash functions great for beginners and power users alike.
Expected Outcome
Create shortcuts for Opal-prefixed functions.
alias bak="opal:bak"
alias cdls="opal:cdls"
alias desc="opal:describe"
alias mkcd="opal:mkcd"
alias numseg="opal:numseg"
alias seg="opal:seg"
alias show="opal:show"
alias today="opal:today"
alias up="opal:up"
# @NOTE: the 'locate' command exists on many systems, hence the use of 'loc'
alias loc="opal:locate"
Provide a couple of useful general aliases
alias reload=". ~/.bashrc"
Ask during install if he or she would like to generate a config for:
- Vim
~/.vimrc
- Neovim
/.nvimrc
Describe alternatives you've considered
I considered creating a config for both Neovim and Vim, but a lot of people don't even use Vim or Neovim, opting for a different editor. It's best to not create a file that he or she doesn't use.
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Description
The current bashrc creation is pretty minimal. It just divides the file into sections, provides aliases for clocks, and default prompts. Version 3 has added several useful bash functions great for beginners and power users alike.
Expected Outcome
Create shortcuts for Opal-prefixed functions.
Provide a couple of useful general aliases
Ask during install if he or she would like to generate a config for:
~/.vimrc/.nvimrcDescribe alternatives you've considered
I considered creating a config for both Neovim and Vim, but a lot of people don't even use Vim or Neovim, opting for a different editor. It's best to not create a file that he or she doesn't use.
Additional Information
Please select a label:
Feature,Task, orStory