ehh is a command-line tool for remembering Linux / terminal commands.
Store and run any command inside ehh.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- An organized list of aliases.
- List groups.
- List filtering.
- Support for vars, which are prompted on run.
- Easy way to add an alias.
- Store commands like
sudo lsof -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN -n -P(osx) under an alias likesys.ports. - Add a description to your command
Check Listening Ports. - Run the command by alias
ehh sys.portsor by indexehh 23. - Show a list of all stored commands by typing
ehh. - Filter the list of stored commands by typing
ehh {query}.ehh syswill show all commands in the sys namespace. - Add vars to a commmand by using
(:var_name). For example:find "$(pwd)" -name (:search) 2>/dev/nullwill prompt for a search query to search in the current directory (osx). - All commands are stored inside
~/ehh.yaml.
Website: github.com/lennardv2/ehh
Support:
Developer: lennardv2
License: MIT License
ehh is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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