bashrc

Cross-platform GNU Bash configuration for the Bash/Shell environment.

  💡 .bashrc is a script that bash shell executes whenever it starts a new interactive session.

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Get started with ‘BASHRC - GNU/Linux’

This shell command `bashrc` prupose to easy manage:

• .bashrc interactive session
• $PATH environement variables
• and more…

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• Download the bashrc GNU/Linux from GitHub
• Uncompress the downloaded file
• Initialize 'bashrc' command

  $ cd /path/to/bashrc_folder
  $ sudo chmod 755 *
  $ ./bashrc
  

• All done. Now you can personalize your bash shell execution

!!! Try the 'path' command for simply manage your $PATH

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NAME

bashrc - command toolset for GNU bash shell execution

SYNOPSIS

bashrc [OPTION] [ARG]

DESCRIPTION

Manage GNU Bash Shell executes whenever it starts a new interactive session.  With no OPTION, same as -h

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-a, --alias         define a simple aliases to commands
-i, --insert        customizing the terminal session
-e, --export        make exported shell variables ‘permanent’
-s, --show          view the currently configured `.bashrc`
-r, --reload        restart and load shell variables
-u, --undo          restore the last shell backup
-o, --reset         restore the internal shell script
-h, --help          display this help and exit
    --edit          edit the currently configured `.bashrc`

AUTHOR

Written by Beba Godfried.

REPORTING BUGS

GitHub help: [https://github.com/bebagodfried/bashrc]

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