@sebastienrousseau/dotfiles 0.2.462 → 0.2.463

package/dist/lib/aliases/default/default.aliases.sh

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 #!/usr/bin/env bash
-# 🅳🅾🆃🅵🅸🅻🅴🆂 (v0.2.462) - https://dotfiles.io
-# Made with ♥ in London, UK by @sebastienrousseau
-# Copyright (c) 2015-2022. All rights reserved
+# Author: Sebastien Rousseau
+# Copyright (c) 2015-2023. All rights reserved
+# Description: Sets Default Aliases
 # License: MIT
+# Script: default.aliases.sh
+# Version: 0.2.463
+# Website: https://dotfiles.io
 
 # 🅳🅴🅵🅰🆄🅻🆃 🅰🅻🅸🅰🆂🅴🆂
-alias ':q'='quit'                              # q: Shortcut for the `exit` command.
-alias bye='quit'                               # bye: Shortcut for the `exit` command.
-alias ctf='echo $(ls -1 | wc -l)'              # ctf: Count the number of files in the current directory.
-alias curl='curl --compressed'                 # curl: Use compression when transferring data.
-alias da='date "+%Y-%m-%d %A %T %Z"'           # da: Display the current date and time.
-alias h='history'                              # h: Lists all recently used commands.
-alias halt="sudo /sbin/halt"                   # halt: Shutdown the system.
-alias ifconfig='sudo ifconfig'                 # ifconfig: Append sudo to ifconfig (configure network interface parameters) command.
+
+## Directory aliases
+
+alias ctf='echo $(ls -1 | wc -l)' # ctf: Count the number of files in the current directory.
+alias p='pwd'                     # p: Print working directory.
+
+## Exit aliases
+
+alias bye='quit'  # bye: Exit the shell.
+alias q='quit'    # q: Exit the shell.
+alias quit='exit' # quit: Exit the shell.
+
+## Misc aliases
+
+alias h='history'                              # h: Display command history.
 alias ipinfo='ipconfig getpacket en0'          # ipinfo: Get network interface parameters for en0.
-alias moon='curl -s "wttr.in/?format=%m"'      # moon: Get the moon phase.
-alias nls='sudo lsof -i -P | grep LISTEN'      # nls: Show only active network listeners.
-alias now='date +"%T"'                         # now: Show the current time.
-alias op='sudo lsof -i -P'                     # op: List of open ports.
-alias p='pwd'                                  # p: Shortcut for `pwd` which returns working directory name.
-alias path='echo  ${PATH//:/\\n}'              # path: Display the $PATH variable on newlines.
-alias ping='ping -c 5'                         # ping: Limit Ping to 5 ECHO_REQUEST packets.
-alias please='sudo -'                          # please: Execute a command as the superuser.
-alias ports='netstat -tulan'                   # ports: List all listening ports.
-alias poweroff="sudo /sbin/shutdown"           # poweroff: Poweroff the system.
-alias q='quit'                                 # q: Shortcut for the `exit` command.
-alias qfind='find . -name '                    # qfind: Quickly search for file.
-alias quit='exit'                              # quit: Shortcut for the `exit` command.
-alias r='reload'                               # r: Reload the shell.
-alias reboot='sudo /sbin/reboot'               # reboot: Reboot the system.
-alias reload='exec $SHELL -l'                  # reload: Reload the shell.
-alias shutdown='sudo shutdown -h now'          # shutdown: Shutdown the system.
-alias spd='sudo rm -rf /private/var/log/asl/*' # spd: Remove all log files in /private/var/log/asl.
+alias path='echo ${PATH//:/\n}'                # path: Display the $PATH variable on newlines.
+alias please='sudo -s'                         # please: Run command as superuser.
+alias spd='sudo rm -rf /private/var/log/asl/*' # spd: Remove all log files in /private/var/log/asl/.
 alias srv='python3 -m http.server'             # srv: Start a simple HTTP server.
-alias t='tail -f'                              # t: Prints the last 10 lines of a text or log file, and then waits for new additions to the file to print it in real time.
-alias top='sudo btop'                          # top: Allows the user to interactively monitor the system's vital resources or server's processes in real time.
-alias tree='tree --dirsfirst'                  # tree: Display a directory tree.
-alias wk='date +%V'                            # wk: Show the current week number.
-alias wth='curl -s "wttr.in/?format=3"'        # wth: Get the weather.
-alias x='quit'                                 # q: Shortcut for the `exit` command.
+alias t='tail -f'                              # t: Print last 10 lines of a file in real time.
+alias x='quit'                                 # x: Exit the shell.
+
+## Package manager aliases
+
+alias apt-get='sudo apt-get'   # apt-get: Append sudo to apt-get command.
+alias aptitude='sudo aptitude' # aptitude: Run command as superuser.
+alias pacman='sudo pacman'     # pacman: Run command as superuser.
+alias yum='sudo yum'           # yum: Run command as superuser.
+
+## System aliases
+
+alias da='date "+%Y-%m-%d %A %T %Z"'      # da: Display the current date and time.
+alias moon='curl -s "wttr.in/?format=%m"' # moon: Get the moon phase.
+alias nls='sudo lsof -i -P | grep LISTEN' # nls: Show only active network listeners.
+alias now='date +"%T"'                    # now: Show the current time.
+alias op='sudo lsof -i -P'                # op: List of open ports.
+alias ping='ping -c 5'                    # ping: Limit Ping to 5 ECHO_REQUEST packets.
+alias ports='sudo lsof -i -P'             # ports: List all listening ports.
+alias top='sudo htop'                     # top: Display the top processes.
+alias tree='tree --dirsfirst'             # tree: Display the directory tree.
+alias wth='curl -s "wttr.in/?format=3"'   # wth: Get the weather.
+alias wk='date +%V'                       # wk: Display the current week number.
+
+## System control aliases
+
+alias halt='sudo shutdown -h now'     # halt: Halt the system.
+alias poweroff="sudo /sbin/shutdown"  # poweroff: Power off the system.
+alias reboot='sudo shutdown -r now'   # reboot: Reboot the system.
+alias shutdown='sudo shutdown -h now' # shutdown: Shut down the system.
+
+## Terminal control aliases
+
+alias reload='exec $SHELL -l' # reload: Reload the shell.
+alias r='reload'              # r: Reload the shell.

package/dist/lib/aliases/dig/README.md

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+# Dig Aliases
+
+These aliases provide shortcuts for the `dig` command to help you
+quickly query DNS records. To use them, add the following lines to your
+`.bashrc` or `.bash_profile` file.
+
+## Aliases
+
+### DNS lookups with dig command
+
+- `d`: Run the dig command with the default options.
+- `d4`: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv4 address.
+- `d6`: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv6 address.
+- `dga`: Perform a DNS lookup for all records.
+- `dgs`: Perform a DNS lookup for a short answer.
+
+### DNS lookups with specific options
+
+- `digg`: Dig with Google's DNS.
+
+### IP address lookups
+
+- `ip4`: Get your public IPv4 address.
+- `ip6`: Get your public IPv6 address.
+- `ips`: Get your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
+- `wip`: Get your public IP address.
+
+### DNS lookups for MX records
+
+- `dmx`: Perform a DNS lookup for MX records.
+
+### DNS lookups for NS records
+
+- `dns`: Perform a DNS lookup for NS records.
+
+### DNS lookups for CNAME records
+
+- `dc`: Perform a DNS lookup for CNAME records.
+
+### DNS lookups for SOA records
+
+- `dsoa`: Perform a DNS lookup for SOA records.
+
+### DNS lookups for TXT records
+
+- `dt`: Perform a DNS lookup for TXT records.
+
+### DNS lookups for PTR records
+
+- `dptr`: Perform a DNS lookup for PTR records.

package/dist/lib/aliases/dig/dig.aliases.sh

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 #!/usr/bin/env bash
-# 🅳🅾🆃🅵🅸🅻🅴🆂 (v0.2.462) - https://dotfiles.io
-# Made with ♥ in London, UK by @sebastienrousseau
-# Copyright (c) 2015-2022. All rights reserved
+# Author: Sebastien Rousseau
+# Copyright (c) 2015-2023. All rights reserved
+# Description: Sets aliases for the `dig` command.
 # License: MIT
+# Script: dig.aliases.sh
+# Version: 0.2.463
+# Website: https://dotfiles.io
 
 # 🅳🅸🅶 🅰🅻🅸🅰🆂🅴🆂
-if command -v dig &>/dev/null; then
-  alias d='$(which dig)'                                                            # d: Run the dig command with the default options.
-  alias d4='$(which dig) +short -4'                                                 # d4: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv4 address.
-  alias d6='$(which dig) +short -6'                                                 # d6: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv6 address.
-  alias dga='$(which dig) +all ANY'                                                 # dga: Perform a DNS lookup for all records.
-  alias dgs='$(which dig) +short'                                                   # dgs: Perform a DNS lookup for a short answer.
-  alias digg='$(which dig) @8.8.8.8 +nocmd any +multiline +noall +answer'           # digg: Dig with Google's DNS.
+if command -v 'dig' >/dev/null; then
+  # DNS lookups with dig command
+  alias d='$(which dig)'            # d: Run the dig command with the default options.
+  alias d4='$(which dig) +short -4' # d4: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv4 address.
+  alias d6='$(which dig) +short -6' # d6: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv6 address.
+  alias dga='$(which dig) +all ANY' # dga: Perform a DNS lookup for all records.
+  alias dgs='$(which dig) +short'   # dgs: Perform a DNS lookup for a short answer.
+
+  # DNS lookups with specific options
+  alias digg='$(which dig) @8.8.8.8 +nocmd any +multiline +noall +answer' # digg: Dig with Google's DNS.
+
+  # IP address lookups
   alias ip4='$(which dig) +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com -4'        # ip4: Get your public IPv4 address.
   alias ip6='$(which dig) -6 AAAA +short myip.opendns.com. @resolver1.opendns.com.' # ip6: Get your public IPv6 address.
   alias ips='ip4; ip6'                                                              # ips: Get your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
   alias wip='$(which dig) +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com'           # wip: Get your public IP address.
+
+  # DNS lookups for MX records
+  alias dmx='$(which dig) +short -t MX' # dmx: Perform a DNS lookup for MX records.
+
+  # DNS lookups for NS records
+  alias dns='$(which dig) +short -t NS' # dns: Perform a DNS lookup for NS records.
+
+  # DNS lookups for CNAME records
+  alias dc='$(which dig) +short -t CNAME' # dc: Perform a DNS lookup for CNAME records.
+
+  # DNS lookups for SOA records
+  alias dsoa='$(which dig) +short -t SOA' # dsoa: Perform a DNS lookup for SOA records.
+
+  # DNS lookups for TXT records
+  alias dt='$(which dig) +short -t TXT' # dt: Perform a DNS lookup for TXT records.
+
+  # DNS lookups for PTR records
+  alias dptr='$(which dig) +short -x' # dptr: Perform a DNS lookup for PTR records.
+
 fi

package/dist/lib/aliases/du/README.md

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+# Du Aliases
+
+These aliases provide shortcuts for the `du` command to help you
+quickly query disk usage. To use them, add the following lines to your
+`.bashrc` or `.bash_profile` file.
+
+## Aliases
+
+### Disk usage aliases
+
+- `du`: Display the disk usage of the current directory.
+- `du1`: File size of files and directories in current directory.
+- `ducks`: Top 10 largest files and directories in current directory.
+- `duh`: File size of files and directories.
+- `dus`: File size human readable output sorted by size.
+- `dusym`: File size of files and directories in current directory including symlinks.
+- `dut`: Total file size of current directory.
+
+### DNS aliases
+
+- `d`: Run the dig command with the default options.
+- `dc`: Perform a DNS lookup for CNAME records.
+- `dga`: Perform a DNS lookup for all records.
+- `digg`: Dig with Google's DNS.
+- `dgs`: Perform a DNS lookup for a short answer.
+- `dns`: Perform a DNS lookup for NS records.
+- `dmx`: Perform a DNS lookup for MX records.
+- `dptr`: Perform a DNS lookup for PTR records.
+- `dt`: Perform a DNS lookup for TXT records.
+- `d4`: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv4 address.
+- `d6`: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv6 address.
+- `ip4`: Get your public IPv4 address.
+- `ip6`: Get your public IPv6 address.
+- `ips`: Get your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
+- `wip`: Get your public IP address.

package/dist/lib/aliases/du/du.aliases.sh

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+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+# Author: Sebastien Rousseau
+# Copyright (c) 2015-2023. All rights reserved
+# Description: Sets Disk Usage Aliases
+# License: MIT
+# Script: du.aliases.sh
+# Version: 0.2.463
+# Website: https://dotfiles.io
+
+# 🅳🅸🆂🅺 🆄🆂🅰🅶🅴 🅰🅻🅸🅰🆂🅴🆂
+if command -v 'du' >/dev/null; then
+  # Disk usage aliases
+  alias du="du -h"                                   # du: Display the disk usage of the current directory.
+  alias du1='du -hxd 1 | sort -h'                    # du1: File size of files and directories in current directory.
+  alias ducks="du -cks * .* | sort -rn | head -n 10" # ducks: Top 10 largest files and directories in current directory.
+  alias duh='du'                                     # duh: File size of files and directories.
+  alias dus='du -hs *'                               # dus: File size human readable output sorted by size.
+  alias dusym="du * -hsLc"                           # dusym: File size of files and directories in current directory including symlinks.
+  alias dut='dus'                                    # dut: Total file size of current directory.
+
+  # DNS aliases
+  alias d='$(which dig)'                                                            # d: Run the dig command with the default options.
+  alias dc='$(which dig) +short -t CNAME'                                           # dc: Perform a DNS lookup for CNAME records.
+  alias dga='$(which dig) +all ANY'                                                 # dga: Perform a DNS lookup for all records.
+  alias digg='$(which dig) @8.8.8.8 +nocmd any +multiline +noall +answer'           # digg: Dig with Google's DNS.
+  alias dgs='$(which dig) +short'                                                   # dgs: Perform a DNS lookup for a short answer.
+  alias dns='$(which dig) +short -t NS'                                             # dns: Perform a DNS lookup for NS records.
+  alias dmx='$(which dig) +short -t MX'                                             # dmx: Perform a DNS lookup for MX records.
+  alias dptr='$(which dig) +short -x'                                               # dptr: Perform a DNS lookup for PTR records.
+  alias dt='$(which dig) +short -t TXT'                                             # dt: Perform a DNS lookup for TXT records.
+  alias d4='$(which dig) +short -4'                                                 # d4: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv4 address.
+  alias d6='$(which dig) +short -6'                                                 # d6: Perform a DNS lookup for an IPv6 address.
+  alias ip4='$(which dig) +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com -4'        # ip4: Get your public IPv4 address.
+  alias ip6='$(which dig) -6 AAAA +short myip.opendns.com. @resolver1.opendns.com.' # ip6: Get your public IPv6 address.
+  alias ips='ip4; ip6'                                                              # ips: Get your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
+  alias wip='$(which dig) +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com'           # wip: Get your public IP address.
+fi

package/dist/lib/aliases/editor/README.md

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+# Editor Aliases
+
+These aliases provide shortcuts for common editor commands. To use them,
+add the following lines to your `.bashrc` or `.bash_profile` file.
+
+## Aliases
+
+### Nano Aliases
+
+- `n`: Edit a file with Nano.
+- `nano1`: Edit a file with Nano, with cursor position display.
+- `nanos`: Edit a file with Nano, soft wrapping enabled.
+
+### Vim or Vi Aliases
+
+- `v`: Edit a file with Vim.
+- `vi`: Edit a file with Vim.
+- `vimdiff`: Compare two files with Vimdiff.
+- `vimh`: Edit a file with Vim in no compatible mode.
+- `vims`: Edit a file with Vim, sourcing the given session file.
+
+### Visual Studio Code Aliases
+
+- `c`: Edit a file with Visual Studio Code.
+- `code1`: Edit a file with Visual Studio Code, with extensions disabled.
+- `codef`: Open a new instance of Visual Studio Code.
+- `cdiff`: Compare two files with Visual Studio Code.
+
+### Gedit Aliases
+
+- `g`: Edit a file with Gedit.
+- `gedit1`: Edit a file with Gedit and wait until it is closed.
+- `geditd`: Edit a file with Gedit, with split view enabled.
+
+### Notepad++ Aliases
+
+- `npp`: Edit a file with Notepad++.
+- `npp1`: Edit a file with Notepad++, without restoring a previous session.
+
+### Generic Editor Aliases
+
+- `e`: Edit a file.
+- `edit`: Edit a file.
+- `editor`: Edit a file.
+- `mate`: Edit a file.
+- `n`: Edit a file.
+- `v`: Edit a file.

package/dist/lib/aliases/editor/editor.aliases.sh

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 #!/usr/bin/env bash
-# 🅳🅾🆃🅵🅸🅻🅴🆂 (v0.2.462) - https://dotfiles.io
-# Made with ♥ in London, UK by @sebastienrousseau
-# Copyright (c) 2015-2022. All rights reserved
+# Author: Sebastien Rousseau
+# Copyright (c) 2015-2023. All rights reserved
+# Description: Sets Editor Aliases
 # License: MIT
+# Script: editor.aliases.sh
+# Version: 0.2.463
+# Website: https://dotfiles.io
 
 # 🅴🅳🅸🆃🅾🆁 🅰🅻🅸🅰🆂🅴🆂
 editors="nano vim vi code gedi notepad++"
 for editor in ${editors}; do
   if command -v "${editor}" &>/dev/null; then
+    case "${editor}" in
+    "nano")
+      alias n='nano'        # n: Edit a file with Nano.
+      alias nano1='nano -c' # nano1: Edit a file with Nano, with cursor position display.
+      alias nanos='nano -S' # nanos: Edit a file with Nano, soft wrapping enabled.
+      ;;
+    "vim" | "vi")
+      alias v='vim'               # v: Edit a file with Vim.
+      alias vi='vim'              # vi: Edit a file with Vim.
+      alias vimdiff='vim -d'      # vimdiff: Compare two files with Vimdiff.
+      alias vimh='vim -u NONE -N' # vimh: Edit a file with Vim in no compatible mode.
+      alias vims='vim -S'         # vims: Edit a file with Vim, sourcing the given session file.
+      ;;
+    "code")
+      alias c='code'                          # c: Edit a file with Visual Studio Code.
+      alias code1='code --disable-extensions' # code1: Edit a file with Visual Studio Code, with extensions disabled.
+      alias codef='code --new-window'         # codef: Open a new instance of Visual Studio Code.
+      alias cdiff='code --diff'               # cdiff: Compare two files with Visual Studio Code.
+      ;;
+    "gedi")
+      alias g='gedit'         # g: Edit a file with Gedit.
+      alias gedit1='gedit -w' # gedit1: Edit a file with Gedit and wait until it is closed.
+      alias geditd='gedit -s' # geditd: Edit a file with Gedit, with split view enabled.
+      ;;
+    "notepad++")
+      alias npp='notepad++'             # npp: Edit a file with Notepad++.
+      alias npp1='notepad++ -nosession' # npp1: Edit a file with Notepad++, without restoring a previous session.
+      ;;
+    *) ;;
+    esac
     alias e='${editor}'      # e: Edit a file.
     alias edit='${editor}'   # edit: Edit a file.
     alias editor='${editor}' # editor: Edit a file.

package/dist/lib/aliases/find/README.md

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+# Find Aliases
+
+These aliases provide shortcuts for common find commands. To use them,
+add the following lines to your `.bashrc` or `.bash_profile` file.
+
+## Aliases
+
+- `fd`: always colorize output by default.
+- `fda`: list all files with absolute path.
+- `fdb`: list all files with a base directory.
+- `fdc`: list all files with case insensitive search.
+- `fdd`: list all files with details.
+- `fdD`: search up to a maximum depth.
+- `fde`: list all files with extension.
+- `fdf`: list all files with follow symlinks.
+- `fdh`: list all files with hidden files.
+- `fdl`: list all files following symlinks.
+- `fdn`: list all files with glob.
+- `fdo`: list all files with owner.
+- `fdp`: list all files with the full path.
+- `fdr`: list only directories.
+- `fds`: list all files with size.
+- `fdsy`: list only symlinks.
+- `fdt`: list all files of a specific type.
+- `fdu`: list all files with exclude.
+- `fdv`: list all files with version.
+- `fdx`: Execute a command for each search result.
+- `fdz`: list all files with size of 0 bytes.
+- `find`: fd is a simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find.

package/dist/lib/aliases/find/find.aliases.sh

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 #!/usr/bin/env bash
-# 🅳🅾🆃🅵🅸🅻🅴🆂 (v0.2.462) - https://dotfiles.io
-# Made with ♥ in London, UK by @sebastienrousseau
-# Copyright (c) 2015-2022. All rights reserved
+# Author: Sebastien Rousseau
+# Copyright (c) 2015-2023. All rights reserved
+# Description: Sets Find Aliases
 # License: MIT
+# Script: find.aliases.sh
+# Version: 0.2.463
+# Website: https://dotfiles.io
 
 # 🅵🅸🅽🅳 🅰🅻🅸🅰🆂🅴🆂
-if command -v fd &>/dev/null; then
-  alias fd='fd --color always '  # fd: always colorize output by default.
-  alias fda='fd --absolute-path' # fda: list all files with absolute path.
-  alias fdc='fd --ignore-case'   # fdc: list all files with case insensitive search.
-  alias fdd='fd  --list-details' # fdd: list all files with details.
-  alias fde='fd --extension'     # fde: list all files with extension.
-  alias fdf='fd --follow'        # fdf: list all files with follow symlinks.
-  alias fdh='fd --help'          # fdh: list all files with help.
-  alias fdh='fd --hidden'        # fdh: list all files with hidden files.
-  alias fdn='fd --glob'          # fdn: list all files with glob.
-  alias fdo='fd --owner'         # fdo: list all files with owner.
-  alias fds='fd --size'          # fds: list all files with size.
-  alias fdu='fd --exclude'       # fdu: list all files with exclude.
-  alias fdv='fd --version'       # fdv: list all files with version.
-  alias fdx='fd --exec'          # fdx: Execute a command for each search result.
-  alias find='fd'                # find: fd is a simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find.
+if command -v 'fd' >/dev/null; then
+  alias fd='fd --color always'        # fd: always colorize output by default.
+  alias fda='fd --absolute-path'      # fda: list all files with absolute path.
+  alias fdb='fd --base-directory'     # fdb: list all files with a base directory.
+  alias fdc='fd --ignore-case'        # fdc: list all files with case insensitive search.
+  alias fdd='fd --list-details'       # fdd: list all files with details.
+  alias fdD='fd --max-depth'          # fdD: search up to a maximum depth.
+  alias fde='fd --extension'          # fde: list all files with extension.
+  alias fdf='fd --follow'             # fdf: list all files with follow symlinks.
+  alias fdh='fd --hidden'             # fdh: list all files with hidden files.
+  alias fdl='fd --follow --type file' # fdl: list all files following symlinks.
+  alias fdn='fd --glob'               # fdn: list all files with glob.
+  alias fdo='fd --owner'              # fdo: list all files with owner.
+  alias fdp='fd --full-path'          # fdp: list all files with the full path.
+  alias fdr='fd --type directory'     # fdr: list only directories.
+  alias fds='fd --size'               # fds: list all files with size.
+  alias fdsy='fd --type symlink'      # fdsy: list only symlinks.
+  alias fdt='fd --type'               # fdt: list all files of a specific type.
+  alias fdu='fd --exclude'            # fdu: list all files with exclude.
+  alias fdv='fd --version'            # fdv: list all files with version.
+  alias fdx='fd --exec'               # fdx: Execute a command for each search result.
+  alias fdz='fd --size -0'            # fdz: list all files with size of 0 bytes.
+  alias find='fd'                     # find: fd is a simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find.
 fi

package/dist/lib/aliases/gcloud/README.md

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+# Google Cloud Aliases
+
+These aliases provide shortcuts for common Google Cloud commands. To use them, add the following lines to your `.bashrc` or `.bash_profile` file.
+
+## Aliases
+
+### Authenticate and authorize
+
+- `gcaasa`: Like gcloud auth login but with service account credentials.
+- `gcacd`: Configure Docker to use gcloud as a credential helper.
+- `gcal`: List the accounts you are logged in with.
+- `gcapat`: Print the access token for the current active account.
+- `gcar`: Revoke credentials for the current active account.
+
+### App Engine
+
+- `gcapb`: Open the App Engine app in your default browser.
+- `gcapc`: Create a new App Engine app.
+- `gcapd`: Deploy an App Engine app.
+- `gcapl`: Read the logs for an App Engine app.
+- `gcapv`: List the versions of an App Engine app.
+
+### Cloud SDK configuration and management
+
+- `gccca`: Switch to an existing named configuration.
+- `gcccc`: Create a new named configuration.
+- `gcccl`: Display a list of all available configurations.
+- `gccl`:Display all the properties for the current configuration.
+- `gccgv`: Fetch value of a Cloud SDK property.
+- `gccs`: Define a property (like compute/zone) for the current configuration.
+- `gccsp`: Set a default Google Cloud project to work on.
+- `gccu`: Update your Cloud SDK to the latest version.
+- `gci`: Initialize, authorize, and configure the gcloud tool.
+- `gcinf`: Display current gcloud tool environment details.
+- `gciov`: Verify your email address for Google Cloud.
+
+### Container
+
+- `gcccc`: Create a cluster to run GKE containers.
+- `gcccg`: Update kubeconfig to get kubectl to use a GKE cluster.
+- `gcccl`: List clusters for running GKE containers.
+- `gccil`: List tag and digest metadata for a container image.
+- `gcd`: A convenience command group for all container-related commands.
+
+### IAM
+
+- `gciamk`: List a service account's keys.
+- `gciaml`: List IAM grantable roles for a resource.
+- `gciamp`: Add an IAM policy binding to a service account.
+- `gciamr`: Create a custom role for a project or org
+- `gciamd`: Delete a custom role for a project or org.
+- `gciampd`: Remove an IAM policy binding from a service account.
+- `gciamro`: Describe a custom role for a project or org.
+- `gciamsp`: Replace the IAM policy of a service account.
+- `gciamu`: Undelete a custom role for a project or org.
+- `gciamup`: Update a service account.
+- `gcimp`: List available Cloud Identity domains.
+- `gcimpe`: Add an IAM policy binding to a Cloud Identity domain.
+- `gcimpr`: Remove an IAM policy binding from a Cloud Identity domain.
+- `gcsac`: Obtain an access token for the Google Cloud APIs.
+
+### Compute
+
+- `gcc`: A convenience command group for all compute-related commands.
+- `gcpa`: Add an IAM policy binding to a specified project.
+- `gcpc`: Copy files.
+- `gcpd`: Display metadata for a project (including its ID).
+- `gcpdown`: Stop instance.
+- `gcpds`: Create snapshot of persistent disks.
+- `gcpid`: Display a VM instance's details.
+- `gcpil`: List all VM instances in a project.
+- `gcprm`: Delete instance.
+- `gcpsk`: Delete a snapshot.
+- `gcpssh`: Connect to a VM instance by using SSH.
+- `gcpup`: Start instance.
+- `gcpzl`:List Compute Engine zones.
+
+### Deployment Manager
+
+- `gcdm`: A convenience command group for all deployment-manager-related commands.
+- `gcdma`: Create a new deployment.
+- `gcdmd`: Delete a deployment.
+- `gcdmg`: Describe a deployment.
+- `gcdml`: List all deployments.
+- `gcdmu`: Update a deployment.
+
+### DNS
+
+- `gcdns`: A convenience command group for all dns-related commands.
+- `gcdnsz`: List managed DNS zones.
+- `gcdnsc`: List or apply DNS record sets changes.
+- `gcdnsd`: Delete a managed DNS zone.
+- `gcdnsi`: Create a new managed DNS zone.
+- `gcdnsk`: List and manage DNSSEC keys for a zone.
+- `gcdnsl`: List record sets in a managed zone.
+- `gcdnsr`: Start a transaction to add, update, or remove record sets.
+- `gcdnss`: Execute a transaction to add, update, or remove record sets.
+- `gcdnst`: Abort a transaction to add, update, or remove record sets.
+
+### Functions
+
+- `gcf`: A convenience command group for all functions-related commands.
+
+### Cloud Build
+
+- `gcb`: A convenience command group for all Cloud Build-related commands.
+- `gcbh`: List all builds in a project.
+- `gcbb`: Submit a build to Cloud Build.
+
+### Cloud Run
+
+- `gcr`: A convenience command group for all Cloud Run-related commands.
+- `gcrd`: Deploy a container to Cloud Run.
+- `gcrs`: List, describe, and manage services on Cloud Run.
+- `gcru`: Update an existing Cloud Run service.
+- `gcrf`: Display logs for a Cloud Run service.
+
+### Cloud Storage
+
+- `gcs`: A convenience command group for all Cloud Storage-related commands.
+- `gcsc`: Copy files and objects to/from Cloud Storage.
+- `gcscp`: Copy files and objects to/from Cloud Storage using parallel processing.
+- `gcsd`: Display the total size of a bucket or object.
+- `gcsl`:List contents of a bucket or folder.
+- `gcspm`: Set metadata for objects in Cloud Storage.
+
+### BigQuery
+
+- `gcbq`: A convenience command group for all BigQuery-related commands.
+- `gcbql`: List all datasets in a project.
+- `gcbqs`: Show details about a specific dataset or table.
+- `gcbqd`: Delete a dataset or table.
+- `gcbqc`: Run a BigQuery SQL query.
+
+### Cloud SQL
+
+- `gcsql`: A convenience command group for all Cloud SQL-related commands.
+- `gcsqlc`: Connect to a Cloud SQL instance.
+- `gcsqlc`: Create a new Cloud SQL instance.
+- `gcsqlr`: Describe a Cloud SQL instance.
+- `gcsqlu`: Update the password for a Cloud SQL user.
+
+### Pub/Sub
+
+- `gcps`: A convenience command group for all Pub/Sub-related commands.
+- `gcpsp`: List, create, and manage Pub/Sub topics.
+- `gcpss`: List, create, and manage Pub/Sub subscriptions.
+- `gcpsp`: Publish a message to a Pub/Sub topic.