https://lderequesens.netlify.app/tags/bash/ Recent content in bash on Pudú Programming Hugo -- gohugo.io en-us Thu, 26 Oct 2023 02:12:44 -0300 https://lderequesens.netlify.app/posts/2023-10-26-bash-ops/ Thu, 26 Oct 2023 02:12:44 -0300 https://lderequesens.netlify.app/posts/2023-10-26-bash-ops/ Bash uses < and > for some special behavior that when you get the hang of it you love them. Input redirection < or input redirection So you don’t want to keep writing every single time the input for a command? command input1 input2 input3 ... You are lucky because < will save you some time command < inputs.txt With this you pass the input with a file and not with the keyboard https://lderequesens.netlify.app/posts/2023-09-13-my-love-for-bash-zsh/ Wed, 13 Sep 2023 17:03:00 -0300 https://lderequesens.netlify.app/posts/2023-09-13-my-love-for-bash-zsh/ I have always liked running programs from my terminal, I like how it feels and also that I have to know what I’m doing (rm -rf --no-preserve-root /, I’m looking at you). So it was just the next step to learn about piping commands, functions, variables and more. In the last few months I have been trying to automate, or just shrink, some of my most used commands, for example for git some of my aliases are: