oh-my-bash/aliases

aliases

alias:debian

Shorted aliases for most used Debian specific commands. To activate it, add debian to plugins(...) in your .bashrc file:

plugins=(... debian)

Basic Commands

Alias	Command
apup	sudo apt update
apug	sudo apt upgrade
apuu	sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
apfu	sudo apt full-upgrade
apin	sudo apt install
apri	sudo apt install --reinstall
aprm	sudo apt remove
apur	sudo apt purge
apse	apt search
apdl	apt-get download

APT Maintainance & Diagnostic Commands

Alias	Command
apar	sudo apt autoremove
apcl	sudo apt-get autoclean
apesr	sudo apt edit-sources
apsh	apt show
aphst	cat /var/log/apt/history.log | less
drcf	sudo dpkg-reconfigure

APT Source & Building Commands

Alias	Command
apsc	apt-get source
apbd	sudo apt build-deb

Debian's update-* commands

Alias	Command
upgrb	sudo update-grub
uirfs	sudo update-initramfs -u

alias:Docker

Alias	Command	Description
dbl	docker build	Build an image from a Dockerfile
dcin	docker container inspect	Display detailed information on one or more containers
dcls	docker container ls	List all the running docker containers
dclsa	docker container ls -a	List all running and stopped containers
dib	docker image build	Build an image from a Dockerfile (same as docker build)
dii	docker image inspect	Display detailed information on one or more images
dils	docker image ls	List docker images
dipu	docker image push	Push an image or repository to a remote registry
dirm	docker image rm	Remove one or more images
dit	docker image tag	Add a name and tag to a particular image
dlo	docker container logs	Fetch the logs of a docker container
dnc	docker network create	Create a new network
dncn	docker network connect	Connect a container to a network
dndcn	docker network disconnect	Disconnect a container from a network
dni	docker network inspect	Return information about one or more networks
dnls	docker network ls	List all networks the engine daemon knows about, including those spanning multiple hosts
dnrm	docker network rm	Remove one or more networks
dpo	docker container port	List port mappings or a specific mapping for the container
dpu	docker pull	Pull an image or a repository from a registry
dr	docker container run	Create a new container and start it using the specified command
drit	docker container run -it	Create a new container and start it in an interactive shell
drm	docker container rm	Remove the specified container(s)
drm!	docker container rm -f	Force the removal of a running container (uses SIGKILL)
dst	docker container start	Start one or more stopped containers
drs	docker container restart	Restart one or more containersa
dsta	docker stop $(docker ps -q)	Stop all running containers
dstp	docker container stop	Stop one or more running containers
dtop	docker top	Display the running processes of a container
dvi	docker volume inspect	Display detailed information about one or more volumes
dvls	docker volume ls	List all the volumes known to docker
dvprune	docker volume prune	Cleanup dangling volumes
dxc	docker container exec	Run a new command in a running container
dxcit	docker container exec -it	Run a new command in a running container in an interactive shell

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alias:package-manager

This plugin provides the set of aliases that can be used to control package managers. Here is the list of the supported aliases for each package manager. You can find the details of each alias in the source package-manager.aliases.bash.

• emerge (Portage Enoch Merge) ... em, es, esync, eb, er, ers, emfu, elip
• cave (Paludis Cave) ... cave, cr, cui, cs, cli
• apt (Advanced Packaging Tool) ... apt, aptfu, apti, apts, aptr, aptar, aptli
• dpkg (Debian Package) ... dpkg

The command to use to call these package manager can be specified in the variable OMB_ALIAS_PACKAGE_MANAGER_SUDO. By default, sudo is used when the current use is not root and the command sudo is available.

# Use sudo to run the package manager
OMB_ALIAS_PACKAGE_MANAGER_SUDO=sudo

# Do not use sudo but directly run the package manager
OMB_ALIAS_PACKAGE_MANAGER_SUDO=

alias:terraform

Alias	Command
t	terraform
tinit	terraform init
tplan	terraform plan
tapply	terraform apply
tfmt	terraform fmt