Improve zsh aliases with additional shortcuts and safety measures - #341
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- Enhanced update alias to include brew cleanup - Added multi-level directory navigation aliases (..., ....) - Added safety flag to rm command - Added common Git shortcuts (gs, ga, gm, gp) - Added system monitoring aliases (df, du, ps) - Added networking utility alias (ports)
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Hello! I've reviewed your zsh aliases and made several improvements based on best practices:
updatealias to includebrew updateandbrew cleanupfor more comprehensive system updates...for parent directory,....for grandparent directory)rmcommand with interactive prompts to prevent accidental deletionsgsfor status,gafor add,gmfor commit,gpfor push)df,du,ps) with human-readable outputports) for viewing active connectionsThese changes should make your terminal experience more efficient while adding some safety measures. Please review and let me know if you'd like any adjustments!