My useful aliases.

.bashrc

# Easy editing and sourcing of .bashrc
alias vbrc='vim ~/.bashrc ; source ~/.bashrc'

# Quick git commands
alias gs='git status'
alias gd='git diff';
alias gl='git log';
alias glol='git log --oneline'
alias gdno='git diff --name-only;'
alias gad='git add .'
alias ga='git commit --amend;'
alias gane='git commit --amend --no-edit;'
alias gb='git branch'

# Quick Basic Commands
alias p='pwd';
alias l='ls';
alias sl='ls';
alias ltr='ls -ltr';
alias la='ls -la';
alias ltra='ls -ltra';

# Tmux
alias tmx='tmux'
alias tls='tmux ls'
alias tl='tmux ls'
alias ta='tmux attach -t '

# Find
alias fn='find . -name '

# Grep
alias g='grep -rn'
alias gi='grep -rni'

# Vim
alias v='vim'

# Find
f() {
    find . -name "*$1*"
}

# Aliases from @a3y3
# https://gist.github.com/a3y3/d0e772fcf9f43ff59e182c50154d55a4

stty stop ^J # use ctrl+j to stop terminal output, enabling you to use forward search using ctrl+s


function cecho () {
    
    # zsh:
    print -P "%F{green}$1%f";
    
    # If you're using bash: echo -en '\E[0;32m';
    # TODO check which shell is being used and use the approprite command

    echo -en $1;
    echo;
    tput sgr0;

    return;
}

# use cl for cd then ls
function cl () {
    args=${@:-'.'}
    cd $args && cecho $(pwd) && ls -ACFv --group-directories-first
}