These are random snippets I use:

These snippets should just be added to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_aliases. You can also do the following, replacing alias_name and alias_definition accordingly, you can also change ~/.bashrc to another file (like ~/.bash_aliases):

echo "alias alias_name=alias_definition" >> ~/.bashrc && . ~/.bashrc

transfer

This will upload the specified file, and give you a download link. Very useful when building on Google Cloud. You can find more info on their website.

transfer() {
    curl -w "\n" --progress-bar --upload-file $1 https://transfer.sh/$(basename $1) | tee
/dev/null;
}

To use it:

$ transfer path/to/file

This will output:

transfer.sh/gIBbeR15h/file

nuke

This is just an alias for rm -rf, I find it more comfortable especially when using ssh from phone, no need to find the - in the symbols keyboard. Also, it makes bring-ups more fun.

alias nuke='rm -rf'

more shortcuts:

Shortcuts for git:

This allows to just type commit more fixes in readme.md

commit() {
    git commit -m "$*";
}

alias push="git push -u origin master"

alias log="git log --oneline"

This is a combination of cd and ls:

cs() {
    cd "$@" && ls;
}

This is useful to go back to the ROMs source root:

ad() {
    cd '~/android/$@';
}

For example, this is like cd ~/android/lineage, but shorter and with less symbols:

$ ad lineage

You can also do ad lineage/framework/base etc., tho i don’t know how to make autocomplete work correctly.

prompt

This is the prompt I use:

green="\[\033[01;32m\]"
white="\[\033[00m\]"
blue="\[\033[01;34m\]"
export PS1="${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}$green\u@\h$white:$blue\w$white\$(__git_ps1) \$ "

The prompt will look like:

user@host:~/working/directory (git_branch when availble) $

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