Shell-Based Project Management: Zsh Functions

Macro Functions for Zsh

Here are some example macro functions for zsh that you can use to manage your projects.

Functions

1. alias-functions - Aliases for Common Commands

            alias l='ls -l'
            alias ll='ls -l | grep ^[0-9]$
            alias lld='ls -ld | grep ^[0-9]$'
        

2. conditional-functions - Conditionals for Easy Decision Making

            if [ -e "$1" ]; then
                echo "File exists!"
            else
                echo "File does not exist!"
            fi
        

3. loop-functions - Loops for Repetitive Tasks

            for i in {1..10}; do
                echo "Loop iteration $i"
            done
        

4. variable-functions - Variables for Easy Access

            myvar=$1
            echo "My variable is $myvar"
        

regex-functions - Regular Expressions for String Matching

            if [ "$1" = "Hello World" ]; then
                echo "Match found!"
            else
                echo "No match found!"
            fi
        

These are just a few examples of the many macro functions you can create for zsh to streamline your project management.

Feel free to explore and contribute more functions to this collection!