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Define command alias on Windows. A little bit similar to Linux command alias.
Install globally
npm i -g windows-aliasSet your first alias
windows-alias set alias windows-aliasBefore using the alias, you need to add a directory path to the PATH environment variable.
Run the command below and it will tell you what directory needs to be added.
windows-alias addPathNow you can use alias to run windows-alias.
alias -h
Usage: windows-alias [options] [command]
Command aliases on Windows
Options:
-v --version output the version number
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
dir open directory
addPath add dir to path
testPath Test if dir is added to path
ls [search] list alias
set [options] <name> <command> set alias
rm <name> remove alias
help [command] display help for command
alias set clear clsalias set nig "npm i -g"List all
alias lsclear ==> cls %*
nig ==> npm i -g %*
pwd ==> echo %cd% %*
unalias ==> alias rm %*
Search by name
alias ls gradlegradle75 ==> D:\gradle\gradle-7.5\bin\gradle.bat %*
gradle802 ==> D:\gradle\gradle-8.0.2\bin\gradle.bat %*
gradle811 ==> D:\gradle\gradle-8.1.1\bin\gradle.bat %*
gradle83 ==> D:\gradle\gradle-8.3\bin\gradle.bat %*
gradle84 ==> D:\gradle\gradle-8.4\bin\gradle.bat %*
alias rm gradle84Open the directory that contains all defined aliases. (Usually at %USERPROFILE%\.alias.d)
alias dir