ok-bash

I’ve used this https://github.com/secretGeek/ok-bash It is a menu that works off a file that contains a collection of single line commands. I like it because it is a local command that is only relevant to the project I’m working on, and sometimes after months of absence it is easy to pick up where I left off.

You might like ok-bash. (https://github.com/secretGeek/ok-bash) In any folder, you put all your favorite One-liners for that folder into a file called “.ok”. Then you can run them command with “ok 1” for the first command, or “ok 2” for the second command, etc. Use “ok” by itself to pretty-print all the available commands in that folder. I started the project but my friend @doekeman took it waaay further than I ever dreamed. It’s really helpful if you have a bunch of different projects that you work on, and need a way to remember all their different commands and incantations. There’s a Powershell version too (ok-ps). For there bit where I jump around from one project to another I use a system called markjump. It’s great too.