- 🎨 Support creating, deleting, renaming, copying and running system alias
- 📦 Support grouping aliases
- 🔠 Support sorting aliases by frequency or alphabet
- 📝 Support setting description for every alias
- 🔧 Support custom path that used to store aliases
- 🌍 Support internationalization
Tip
It does not support windows. If you have interest to adapt, welcome to submit pr.
You can create a new alias by + icon. It will show an input where you can set your favorite alias.
The format of alias likes gpl='git pull', gpl is alias name, git pull is alias command.
Click run button, it will activate terminal and execute that command. Or, input the alias in terminal, the command will be executed.
Tip
If the terminal shows error like command not found, reopen terminal and try again.
It supports renaming alias name and command for an alias.
It supports deleting all aliases or one alias.
It supports copying an alias or all aliases in one group.
It support creating, deleting and renaming a new group, adding an alias to a group and removing an alias from a group.
All aliases are included in System Aliases which is data source. You can group different aliases by creating different groups. This is very helpful for you to quickly find aliases and operate aliases.
Tip
Don't allow to create duplicate group.
You can set description for every alias. Clear input box to hide the description.
The default store path is {homedir}/.zshrc, like ~/.zshrc or /Users/chouchouji/.zshrc. If you want to custom your alias store path, modify it by Setting/Extensions/Alias Manager
The default language is english. If you have added chinese vscode extension in vscode extensions, the language of alias manager extension will be changed to chinese automatically after restarting vscode.
If you encounter problems or have good ideas and suggestions, please report here.