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bash-it:tldr:11d0c
bash-it: Search for Bash-it aliases/plugins/completions and enable/disable all found items.
$ bash-it search --${select} ${select1}
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The given command utilizes the bash-it shell framework to perform a search within its functionalities or plugins.
Here is an explanation of each component in the command:
bash-it
: Refers to the bash-it shell framework that provides various functionalities, aliases, plugins, and more to enhance the bash shell experience.search
: Indicates that the following arguments will be used to search for a specific feature or functionality within bash-it.--${select}
:${select}
is a placeholder representing a variable or value that should be substituted in the command. This portion is meant to indicate the category or type of functionality to search for. For example, if${select}
is replaced withaliases
, the command would search for aliases within bash-it.${select1}
: Similar to${select}
,${select1}
is another placeholder variable that should be replaced with a specific search term or keyword. It represents the value or term you wish to search for within the chosen category.
To use this command effectively, replace ${select}
and ${select1}
with appropriate values according to your requirements. For example, to search for aliases related to directory navigation, you could use the command:
bash-it search --aliases navigation
This would search for aliases within bash-it that are related to navigation.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.