# Shell Aliases

Reusable Bash/Zsh aliases for common shell, git, tmux, directory, and listing shortcuts.

## Install

Run the installer:

```bash
/Users/saravana/BytelystAI/bytelyst-devops-tools/aliases/install.sh
```

The installer detects macOS/Linux and Bash/Zsh, then adds a managed source block to the right startup file. It is safe to run more than once and creates a timestamped backup before changing the startup file.

After running the installer, open a new shell or run `source ~/.zshrc` for Zsh or `source ~/.bashrc` / `source ~/.bash_profile` for Bash. A shell script cannot add aliases to the already-running parent shell by itself.

Preview the change without writing files:

```bash
/Users/saravana/BytelystAI/bytelyst-devops-tools/aliases/install.sh --dry-run
```

You can also source the aggregate loader manually.

For Zsh, add this to `~/.zshrc`:

```bash
source /Users/saravana/BytelystAI/bytelyst-devops-tools/aliases/_source_all.alias
```

For Bash, add this to `~/.bashrc`:

```bash
source /Users/saravana/BytelystAI/bytelyst-devops-tools/aliases/_source_all.alias
```

The loader can be sourced from any directory. It discovers the `aliases/` folder and loads each alias file from that path.

## Requirements

- Supported shells: Bash and Zsh
- Optional commands used by aliases: `git`, `tmux`, `tree`, and `vim` or `$EDITOR`

## Examples

```bash
gs          # git status
gd          # git diff
tl          # tmux list-sessions
tn work     # tmux new-session -s work
ta work     # tmux attach-session -t work
```

## Local Aliases

Keep machine- or org-specific shortcuts out of the portable default files. Start from `_local.example.alias` if you want private local aliases such as branch-specific git commands.