README.md in mkalias-1.0.2 vs README.md in mkalias-1.0.3
- old
+ new
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# Mkalias
+# Mkalias [](https://travis-ci.org/LucianoPC/mkalias) [](https://codeclimate.com/github/LucianoPC/mkalias) [](https://badge.fury.io/rb/mkalias)
MKalias is a gem to manage alias, when you can just add a command and you can
add a new alias, list the alias, show the alias command or remove the alias.
## Installation
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run: $ mkalias [option]
options:
- new $ mkalias new [alias] [command 1] [command 2] ... [command n]
- - Create a new alias to run the commands
+ new $ mkalias new [alias] [command 1] [command 2] ... [command n]
+ - Create a new alias to run the commands
- list $ mkalias list
- - List all alias
+ list $ mkalias list
+ - List all alias
- show $ mkalias show
- - Show commands of all alias
+ show $ mkalias show
+ - Show commands of all alias
- $ mkalias show [alias 1] [alias 2] ... [alias n]
- - Show commands of the specified alias
+ $ mkalias show [alias 1] [alias 2] ... [alias n]
+ - Show commands of the specified alias
- remove $ mkalias remove [alias 1] [alias 2] ... [alias n]
- - Remove the specified alias
+ remove $ mkalias remove [alias 1] [alias 2] ... [alias n]
+ - Remove the specified alias
+
+ add_signal $ mkalias add_signal
+ - Add signal to run 'source ~/.bashrc' when
+ - add or remove an alias
+
+ remove_signal $ mkalias remove_signal"
+ - Remove signal to run 'source ~/.bashrc' when
+ - add or remove an alias
Attention: To make alias with args use #. Example:
$ mkalias new [alias] "echo #1 #2 #3"
Then you can use: $ [alias] arg1 arg2 arg3