Aliases on Linux
How to add an alias on linux
Alias I want to add: is hss=“hugo server -D –noHTTPCache”, you may want to do a different one as this one may not work for you (even for testing), the one I initially used for testing was myip=“curl ifconfig.me”. but there are better ones since ifconfig.me may be down in the future.
Step 1: Make a copy of the .bashrc file
cp ~/.bashrc ~/.bashrc-copy
Step 2: Add the following line at the bottom of your .bashrc file:
nano ~/.bashrc
alias hss="hugo server -D --noHTTPCache"
Step 3: Test if it works
. ~./bashrc
hss
Congratulations if it worked. :)
If it didn’t work, restore the .bashrc file like this:
mv ~/.bashrc-backup ~/.bashrc
. ~/.bashrc
Then if you want to try again you can go back to step 1.