🚀 Fun Bash Script

This script provides a number of useful and entertaining features for users of the bash shell.

📊 Features

• 🌟 Use your like Ranger File Manager: Navigate your file system in a visually appealing way, similar to the ranger file manager.

• 💻 CD Like GUI: Use a graphical interface to navigate directories.

• 🎨 Get colorful List Command: See a colorful and organized list of the files and directories in your current location.

• 📂 Show All the files in Dir: Display all the files and directories in a given directory.

• 📜 Get a clean Cat Command output: View the contents of a text file with syntax highlighting and other visual enhancements.

• 🧹 Clean Interface: Enjoy a user-friendly interface with easy-to-use commands.

📋 Requirements

• 📦 Install these packages before installing the script: exa or lsd, fzf, bat, devour, micro.

📸 ScreenShots

💾 Installation

Follow these steps to install the script:

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/naiyanrahman/CD-RC 
cd CD-RC
ls 

• Add CD-RC/bashrc Code to your .bashrc file
• Add -CD-RC/inputrc code to /etc/inputrc

Note: Make a backup of your bashrc before Putting codes

Uses In Arch Based Distros

• Full Shortcut based on alias

Aliases are short commands that allow you to execute a longer command or series of commands with a single word. These aliases can save you time and make it easier to use the terminal.

Pacman Aliases

These aliases allow you to manage packages on your system using the Pacman package manager:

• add: Installs a package on your system.
• remove: Removes a package from your system.
• clean: Cleans up the package cache to save disk space.
• up: Updates the package database and installs any available updates.
• upp: Updates the package database and installs any available updates, including those that require a system reboot.

System Aliases

These aliases allow you to manage your system:

• restart: Reboots the system.
• search: Searches the package database for a package.

Shell Aliases

These aliases make it easier to use the terminal:

• r: Reloads the shell configuration file (.bash_profile or .zshrc).
• del: Deletes a file or directory, including all subdirectories and files.
• c: Clears the terminal screen.
• untar: Extracts files from a tar archive.
• ls: Lists the files and directories in the current directory in a colorful and organized way, using the exa command.
• la: Lists all files and directories in the current directory in a colorful and organized way, using the exa command.
• ll: Lists the files and directories in the current directory in a long format, using the exa command.
• ..: Goes up one directory.
• cd.2: Goes up two directories.
• cd.3: Goes up three directories.
• cd.4: Goes up four directories.
• cd.5: Goes up five directories.
• cd.6: Goes up six directories.

Git Aliases

These aliases make it easier to use Git:

• gcl: Clones a Git repository.
• gac: Stages all changes and commits them with a message.

Other Aliases

• mkcd: Makes a new directory and enters it.
• nis: Installs a package and saves it as a dependency in the package.json file.
• cat: Shows the contents of a file with syntax highlighting and other visual enhancements, using the bat command.
• bconf: Opens the .bashrc file in the micro text editor.
• zconf: Opens the .zshrc file in the micro text editor.
• battery: Shows the battery status of the system.

Uses For Debian Based Distros

Alias Commands

Alias	Description	Example
add	Installs a package using apt.	add vlc
remove	Removes a package using apt.	remove vlc
clean	Removes unnecessary packages and clears the package cache using apt autoremove and apt clean.	clean
up	Updates the package list and upgrades installed packages using apt update and apt upgrade.	up
upp	Updates the package list and upgrades installed packages, including changing dependencies using apt update and apt dist-upgrade.	upp
restart	Reboots the system using systemctl reboot.	restart
search	Searches for packages using apt-cache search.	search vlc
r	Reloads the ~/.bash_profile file.	r
del	Deletes a file or directory and all its contents recursively using rm -rf.	del /path/to/file
c	Clears the terminal screen using clear.	c
untar	Extracts a tar archive using tar -zxvf.	untar /path/to/archive.tar.gz
ls	Lists the contents of a directory using exa with the options -a, -G, --icons, --color=always, and --group-directories-first.	ls
la	Lists the contents of a directory, including hidden files, using exa with the options -al, -G, --icons, --color=always, and --group-directories-first.	la
ll	Lists the contents of a directory in long format using exa with the options -l, -G, --icons, --color=always, and --group-directories-first.	ll
..	Changes to the parent directory.	cd ..
cd.2	Changes to the directory two levels up.	cd.2
cd.3	Changes to the directory three levels up.	cd.3
cd.4	Changes to the directory four levels up.	cd.4
cd.5	Changes to the directory five levels

Uses for Termux

User manual for alias commands

Usage

To use an alias, simply type the alias command in the terminal followed by any necessary arguments.

For example, to update and upgrade all packages using the up alias, you would type:

up

List of alias commands

• add: installs a package
• remove: uninstalls a package
• clean: autoremoves all unnecessary packages
• up: updates and upgrades all packages
• upp: updates and performs a full upgrade of all packages
• restart: reboots the system
• search: searches for a package
• r: sources the ~/.bashrc file
• del: deletes a file or directory (use with caution!)
• c: clears the terminal screen
• untar: extracts a tar archive
• ls: lists files and directories in a directory
• la: lists all files and directories in a directory
• ll: lists files and directories in a directory in long format
• ..: moves up one directory level
• cd.2: moves up two directory levels
• cd.3: moves up three directory levels
• cd.4: moves up four directory levels
• cd.5: moves up five directory levels
• cd.6: moves up six directory levels
• gcl: clones a git repository
• mkcd: creates a new directory and moves into it
• nis: installs a npm package and saves it to the package.json file
• gac: adds all changes and commits them with a message
• cat: displays the contents of a file with syntax highlighting
• bconf: opens the ~/.bashrc file in the micro text editor
• zconf: opens the ~/.zshrc file in the micro text editor

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