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tags:
  - name: fun
    description: >-
      Aliases of questionable usefulness, mostly for puns, private jokes,
      or showing off.
  - name: git
    description: Git-related shortcuts.
  - name: docker
    description: Docker-related shortcuts.
  - name: python
    description: Python-related shortcuts.
  - name: basic
    description: >-
      Rather basic aliases that you might already have built into your shell.
  - name: specific
    description: Aliases that are quite specific to my own setup.

aliases:
  - name: aliasless
    description: In honour of ~aliasless!
    value: 'alias | less'
    tag: fun

  - name: please
    description: For when you want to be polite with your terminal.
    value: sudo
    tag: fun

  - name: ':q'
    description: For when I get confused between Vim and a shell.
    value: exit
    tag: fun

  - name: ':q!'
    value: exit
    tag: fun

  - name: ':wq'
    value: exit
    tag: fun

  - name: gs
    value: git status
    tag: git

  - name: gch
    value: git checkout
    tag: git

  - name: gchm
    value: git checkout master
    tag: git

  - name: gchb
    value: git checkout -b
    tag: git

  - name: gl
    description: >-
      Yet another git log alias.
      You will probably want to customize it with your own format.
    value: >-
      git log
      --graph
      --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s
      %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset'
      --abbrev-commit
      --all
    tag: git

  - name: ga
    value: git add
    tag: git

  - name: gaa
    value: git add -A
    tag: git

  - name: gapa
    value: git add --patch
    tag: git

  - name: gb
    value: git branch
    tag: git

  - name: gbd
    value: git branch -d
    tag: git

  - name: gbD
    value: git branch -D
    tag: git

  - name: gbs
    value: git bisect
    tag: git

  - name: gbs!
    value: git bisect start
    tag: git

  - name: gbsg
    value: git bisect good
    tag: git

  - name: gbsb
    value: git bisect bad
    tag: git

  - name: gbss
    value: git bisect skip
    tag: git

  - name: gbsr
    value: git bisect reset
    tag: git


  - name: gc
    value: git commit
    tag: git

  - name: gca
    value: git commit -a
    tag: git

  - name: gcas
    value: git commit -a -s
    tag: git

  - name: gcm
    value: git commit -m
    tag: git

  - name: gcms
    value: git commit -s -m
    tag: git

  - name: gcs
    value: git commit -s
    tag: git

  - name: gcam
    value: git commit -a -m
    tag: git

  - name: gcams
    value: git commit -a -s -m
    tag: git

  - name: gcan
    value: git commit --amend --no-edit
    tag: git

  - name: gcans
    value: git commit --amend -s --no-edit
    tag: git

  - name: gcaan
    value: git commit --amend -a --no-edit
    tag: git

  - name: gcaans
    value: git commit --amend -a -s --no-edit
    tag: git

  - name: gcp
    value: git cherry-pick
    tag: git

  - name: gcpa
    value: git cherry-pick --abort
    tag: git

  - name: gcpc
    value: git cherry-pick --continue
    tag: git

  - name: gd
    value: git diff
    tag: git

  - name: gds
    value: git diff --staged
    tag: git

  - name: gf
    value: git fetch
    tag: git

  - name: gfp
    value: git fetch --prune
    tag: git

  - name: gg
    description: For when you give up with command-line Git.
    value: git gui
    tag: git

  - name: gm
    value: git merge
    tag: git

  - name: gma
    value: git merge --abort
    tag: git

  - name: gp
    value: git push
    tag: git

  - name: gpf
    value: git push --force-with-lease
    tag: git

  - name: gpfo
    value: git push --force-with-lease origin
    tag: git

  - name: gpu
    value: git push -u origin
    tag: git

  - name: gr
    value: git remote
    tag: git

  - name: gra
    value: git remote add
    tag: git

  - name: grrm
    value: git remote remove
    tag: git

  - name: grmv
    value: git remote rename
    tag: git

  - name: grpo
    value: git remote prune origin
    tag: git

  - name: grb
    value: git rebase
    tag: git

  - name: grba
    value: git rebase --abort
    tag: git

  - name: grbc
    value: git rebase --continue
    tag: git

  - name: grbi
    value: git rebase -i
    tag: git

  - name: grbm
    value: git rebase master
    tag: git

  - name: grbs
    value: git rebase --skip
    tag: git

  - name: grh
    value: git reset
    tag: git

  - name: grhh
    value: git reset --hard
    tag: git

  - name: grl
    value: git reflog
    tag: git

  - name: gst
    value: git stash
    tag: git

  - name: gsta
    value: git stash push
    tag: git

  - name: gstam
    value: git stash push -m
    tag: git

  - name: gstd
    value: git stash clear
    tag: git

  - name: gstl
    value: git stash list
    tag: git

  - name: gstp
    value: git stash pop
    tag: git

  - name: gsts
    value: git stash show --text
    tag: git

  - name: gt
    value: git tag
    tag: git

  - name: gtf
    value: git tag -f
    tag: git

  - name: gtd
    value: git tag -d
    tag: git

  - name: hd
    value: hexdump -C
    tag: basic

  - name: https
    description: An alias for HTTPie to use HTTPS more quickly
    value: http --default-scheme=https

  - name: ka
    value: killall
    tag: basic

  - name: nuke
    value: kill -9
    tag: fun

  - name: l
    value: ls -lah
    tag: basic

  - name: la
    value: ls -lAh
    tag: basic

  - name: ll
    value: ls -lh
    tag: basic

  - name: md
    value: mkdir
    tag: basic

  - name: rd
    value: rmdir
    tag: basic

  - name: mdp
    value: mkdir -p
    tag: basic

  - name: chown
    description: Why isn't this the default?!
    value: chown --preserve-root
    tag: basic

  - name: chmod
    description: Why isn't this the default?!
    value: chmod --preserve-root
    tag: basic

  - name: oneplus
    description: >-
      I have KDEConnect installed on my OnePlus One,
      and I often use its not-so-comfortable CLI.
    value: "kdeconnect-cli -n 'OnePlus One'"
    tag: specific

  - name: nuketheswap
    description: |-
      Named after a private joke at work. Cleans up your swap.

      Be careful not to run this if you do not have enough space in RAM or if
      you still have some programs eating up your RAM: this could freeze
      your machine.
    value: sudo swapoff -a; sudo swapon -a
    tag: specific

  - name: scream
    value: "tr '[[:lower:]]' '[[:upper:]]'"
    tag: fun

  - name: whisper
    value: "tr '[[:upper:]]' '[[:lower:]]'"
    tag: fun

  - name: cowscream
    description: For the big moo-ds.
    value: "figlet -f big -w 999999 | cowsay -nw"
    tag: fun

  - name: cowanxiety
    description: For the big bad moo-ds.
    value: "figlet -f big -w 999999 | cowthink -nw"
    tag: fun

  - name: sl
    description: I like trains, but not too much.
    value: sl -e
    tag: fun

  - name: fullwidth
    description: >-
      Convert normal character to their full-width equivalents.
      Great for vaporware-style text, or for messing up some terminals.
    value: "sed \"y/!\\\"#\\$%&'()*+,-.\\/0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\\\\\\]^_\\`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~¢£¬¯¦¥ /！＂＃＄％＆＇（）＊＋，－．／０１２３４５６７８９：；＜＝＞？＠ＡＢＣＤＥＦＧＨＩＪＫＬＭＮＯＰＱＲＳＴＵＶＷＸＹＺ［＼］＾＿｀ａｂｃｄｅｆｇｈｉｊｋｌｍｎｏｐｑｒｓｔｕｖｗｘｙｚ｛｜｝～￠￡￢￣￤￥　/\""
    tag: fun

  - name: dco
    value: docker-compose
    tag: docker

  - name: dcp
    value: docker container prune
    tag: docker

  - name: dccp
    value: docker container cp
    tag: docker

  - name: dcpf
    value: docker container prune -f
    tag: docker

  - name: de
    value: docker exec
    tag: docker

  - name: dei
    value: docker exec -it
    tag: docker

  - name: di
    value: docker inspect
    tag: docker

  - name: dip
    value: docker image prune
    tag: docker

  - name: dipf
    value: docker image prune -f
    tag: docker

  - name: drmi
    value: docker rmi
    tag: docker

  - name: drmia
    value: docker images -q | xargs docker rmi
    tag: docker

  - name: dk
    value: docker kill
    tag: docker

  - name: dka
    value: docker ps -q | xargs docker kill
    tag: docker

  - name: dl
    value: docker logs
    tag: docker

  - name: dlf
    value: docker logs -f
    tag: docker

  - name: dlft
    value: docker logs -f --tail
    tag: docker

  - name: dlt
    value: docker logs --tail
    tag: docker

  - name: dn
    value: docker network
    tag: docker

  - name: dnc
    value: docker network create
    tag: docker

  - name: dnp
    value: docker network prune
    tag: docker

  - name: dnpf
    value: docker network prune -f
    tag: docker

  - name: dp
    value: docker ps
    tag: docker

  - name: dpq
    value: docker ps -q
    tag: docker

  - name: dr
    value: docker run
    tag: docker

  - name: dri
    value: docker run -it
    tag: docker

  - name: dsp
    value: docker system prune
    tag: docker

  - name: dspf
    value: docker system prune -f
    tag: docker

  - name: gut
    description: >-
      You can also have a function that looks for 'status' in the argument,
      and prints 'hungry' for `gut status`.
    value: git
    tag: git

  - name: got
    description: For when you type your aliases so fast you miss a key.
    value: git
    tag: git

  - name: cdp
    value: cdproject
    tag: python

  - name: wk
    value: workon
    tag: python

  - name: sqlite
    value: sqlite3

  - name: ssh
    description: >-
      Used in my Termux setup because the ssh-agent compatible ssh is ssha.
    value: ssha
    tag: specific
    hosts:
      - termux

  - name: shutdown
    value: exit
    description: |-
      As an i3 user, the easiest way for me to shut the computer down is to
      use `shutdown now`. I can use i3's launcher to do that, or I can just
      run that in any terminal that I already have opened. As I often leave an
      SSH connection to tilde.town opened for a while when my home computer is
      running, sometimes I accidentally try to shut the town down!

      Luckily, it does not let me do that because there are other users
      logged on, but I set an alias just to avoid the little scare I can
      get from that.
    tag: specific
    hosts:
      - tildetown

  - name: joke
    type: git
    value: '!curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EugeneKay/git-jokes/lulz/Jokes.txt | shuf | head -n1'
    tag: fun

  - name: coffee
    type: git
    value: '!curl -L https://git.io/coffee'
    tag: fun

  - name: ytdl
    value: youtube-dl

  - name: weather
    value: 'curl --fail -s "https://wttr.in/?format=v2"'

  - name: moon
    value: 'curl --fail -s "https://wttr.in/moon"'

  - name: ./maange.py
    description: Yet another fat finger autocorrector, but for Django.
    value: ./manage.py
    tag: python

  - name: ./maange.Py
    value: ./manage.py
    tag: python

  - name: prunetmpenv
    description: >-
      Using virtualenvwrapper's `mktmpenv`, then not deactivating properly,
      results in useless environments piling up!
    value: 'rmvirtualenv $(wk | grep ^tmp-)'
    tag: python

  - name: unzst
    description: Because I always forget how to extract .tar.zst archives.
    value: tar -I zstd -xf

  - name: flushall
    description: Clear all of the local Redis database!
    value: "echo FLUSHALL | redis-cli"
    tag: specific

  - name: poule
    value: pull
    description: >-
      French pun: the french noun «poule» (chicken) is pronounced
      in the same way as the english verb "pull".
    type: git
    tag: fun

  - name: gud
    description: Mac- and Linux-compatible.
    value: >-
      !xdg-open http://lmgtfy.com/\?s\=d\&iie\=1\&q\=how+to+use+git 2>/dev/null
      || open http://lmgtfy.com/\?s\=d\&iie\=1\&q\=how+to+use+git
    type: git
    tag: fun

  - name: mkcd
    type: function
    description: Stolen from some reply on StackExchange.
    value: |-
      case "$1" in
        */..|*/../) cd -- "$1";;
        /*/../*) (cd "${1%/../*}/.." && mkdir -p "./${1##*/../}") && cd -- "$1";;
        /*) mkdir -p "$1" && cd "$1";;
        */../*) (cd "./${1%/../*}/.." && mkdir -p "./${1##*/../}") && cd "./$1";;
        ../*) (cd .. && mkdir -p "${1#.}") && cd "$1";;
        *) mkdir -p "./$1" && cd "./$1";;
      esac

  - name: ytmp3
    type: function
    description: >-
      I mostly only ever use youtube-dl to fill my music library.
      You can use this as `ytmp3 dQw4w9WgXcQ` to use the video's original title,
      or `ytmp3 dQw4w9WgXcQ "We Are Number One"` to use your own.
    value: 'youtube-dl -x --audio-format mp3 -o "${2:-%(title)s}.%(ext)s" "$1"'

  - name: ttm
    type: function
    value: 'curl -F"file=@$1" https://ttm.sh'

  - name: ttmu
    type: function
    value: 'curl -F"url=$1" https://ttm.sh'

  - name: shorten
    type: function
    value: 'curl -F"shorten=$1" https://ttm.sh'

  - name: oxo
    type: function
    value: 'curl -F"file=@$1" https://0x0.st'

  - name: gbdo
    type: function
    value: 'git push origin -d $@ && git branch -D $@'
    tag: git

  - name: gpmr
    type: function
    description: >-
      Git push with options for automatically creating a GitLab merge request
      with a given title.
    value: |-
      [ "$#" -le 0 ] && echo "Usage: $0 <title> <other options>" && return 1
      local title=$1
      shift
      git push -u origin \
          -o merge_request.create \
          -o merge_request.target=master \
          -o merge_request.remove_source_branch \
          -o merge_request.title="$title" \
          $*
    tag: git