Command line aliases

I extensively use command line to navigate stuff and run commands, so I keep track of commands I ran often, then make aliases to reduce them

zsh_stats () {
    fc -l 1 | \
      awk '{CMD[$2]++;count++;}END { for (a in CMD)print CMD[a] " " CMD[a]/count*100 "% " a;}' | \
      grep -v "./" | \
      column -c3 -s " " -t | \
      sort -nr | nl | head -n20
}

This command will output the top 20 commands I use, here is the result.

     1  598  29.9%   s
     2  205  10.25%  yarn
     3  183  9.15%   p
     4  123  6.15%   m
     5  62   3.1%    gp
     6  44   2.2%    n
     7  44   2.2%    gl
     8  42   2.1%    v
     9  42   2.1%    gaa
    10  32   1.6%    z
    11  31   1.55%   cd
    12  30   1.5%    gco
    13  29   1.45%   gr
    14  28   1.4%    c.
    15  24   1.2%    ls
    16  22   1.1%    rm
    17  21   1.05%   npm
    18  20   1%      g
    19  19   0.95%   lt
    20  17   0.85%   l

Many commands are from git, such as s is aliased to git status -sb, p to git add -A -N && git add -p, and m is git commit -m. These save me a couple hundred of keystrokes every day.

You can see most of my alises in the Dotfiles. But I recommend you to build it yourself within .bashrc or .zshrc first. Since copying from other people will make it confusing and hard to memorize.