bashrc.d

bashrc.d collects some alias, path, ps1, and editor definitions

###Setup

1. Clone the repo to your $HOME directory:

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/lifuzu/bashrc.d.git .bashrc.d 

2. Append the following content to your ~/.bashrc

OS=$( uname | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
if [ -d $HOME/.bashrc.d ]; then
    for SCRIPT in $( ls $HOME/.bashrc.d/${OS}/* ); do
        . ${SCRIPT}
    done
fi

3. Enable it run the command:

source ~/.bashrc

4. Or open a new terminal
5. Done!

###Validate

1. Go into ~/.bashrc.d

cd ~/.bashrc.d 

2. Try run 'gs', which trigger 'git status' command.

gs 

3. Enjoy!