fast Hacks

This project started out as a library of my notes, what I was currently learning, and what I wanted to learn. Now it has grown into a very useful tool as you can see below the things I am working on. Please note that many of these features are not fully implemented. I would love them to all work, but have little time to commit to this project, so if you want to help let me know!

When you found out this actually existed.

Current Ideas/Commands/Features

Idea/Command/Feature	Description	Status
fh	if no arguments are passed, shows a list maybe of what all fasthacks does	Not Started
ls	Colored ls! Woohoo!	Done
py	Amazing python REPL with autosuggestions, syntax highlighting, etc.	Done
t or task	todo app	Not Started
pathm	tool for helping you manage your machines $PATH. Things often get lost, out of order, and it can be confusing to keep track of it all. This will have a json file with all the paths in it call paths.json.	Not Started
up	an awesome update tool that will update all packages if no argument is specified. If a program/plugin/app is updated, it will update them reguardless of package manager	In Progress (sorta)
help	universal help tool. (ex: help ruby, etc.) (may not be necessary)	Not Started
il	install location - shows all the locations an app, program, etc. is installed on your computer. (i.e. checks to see if vim is installed aditionally by homebrew or elsewhere.) Can help solve dependency issues quicker.	Not Started
use	switch between versions of anything (ex: use ruby 2.1, use nodejs 3.7, etc.)	Not Started
theme	switch between themes for everything in your terminal or specific programs.	Not Started
details	Similar to doing which cmd where cmd is a function or alias you have in your .bashrc or elsewhere. Ex: $ details up Description: Updates everything if no argumetns passed or updates the specified program. Example: up vim Location: .bashrc on line 21 Path: ~/.bashrc It's not complete, but here's where we're at currently.	Started, but not even close
edit	quickly edit your functions and aliases for your dotfiles.	Not Started
cat	Coloredcatoutput! The goal is for syntax highlighting!	Not Production Quality
less	Coloredlessoutput! The goal is for syntax highlighting!	Not Production Quality
man	Coloredmanpages! The goal is for syntax highlighting!	Done
top	Colored top! It uses a program calledhtopto do this currently with an alias in the .bashrc.	Done
ssh	Setup default servers you go to the most so all you have to do is typesshand boom presto shazam.	Done, needs reviews
pvorpreview	Colored preview of file. It also allows you to lookup what an alias or command does.	Not Production Quality
olss	Open last screen shot	Done
path	Will probably eventually be replaced by pathm, but shows the $PATH in a prettier format.	Should Be Good
src	Quick sourcing. No moresource ~/.bashrcetc, etc. Just typesrcand it'll take care of the rest for you! You may also pass a path to it src ~/.bashrc.	Needs Review
uporupdate	Allows anything to be updated with just one command.	Started
unoruninstall	Uninstalls the specified applications.	Started
resymlink	You put all the absolute paths to your dotfiles with names, etc. into thissymlinks.jsonfile. If something ever goes wrong, just type resymlink!	Started
checksyms	Checks to see which symlinks are broken.	Started
clrsorcolors	Spits out colors and codes. Used when making bash scripts and you want to colorize output.	Done
chide	Hides the specified app from thecommand + tabwindow.	Works on Mavericks, but trouble on Yosemite. Can cause some apps to crash.
cshow	Unhides hidden application from thecommand + tabwindow.	Works on Mavericks, but trouble on Yosemite
show	Shows all your hidden dot files.	Done
hide	Re-hides all your hidden dot files.	Done
most	Displays a list of your most used commands.	Done
zsh-syntax-highlighting	Colors your command green if it's valid and red if it won't work.	Done
hhorctrl + r	Better command history searching. It uses a program called hstr.	Done
ag	Pagination for the silver searcher. If the results of what you searched for are longer than the screen of your console, it will paginate it. Press q to quit pagination.	Done
alias tips	When you type a command where you already have an alias for it, it will display that below your prompt.	Done
fast	Internet speed!	Done
cmatrix	Pretty much just cool.	Done
touch	Better touch! You can create directories and sub directories with a file.	Done
gcl	Awesome git clone! Auto cds you into the repo and if there's a package.json, it will install all the node_modules and if it's a python repo and there's a requirements.txt it will install all the python dependencies! It also accepts syntax like this: gcl alex-cory/fasthacks aka gcl user_or_org/repo_name! Warning: If you use oh-my-zsh and have the git aliases enabled, you need to go to ~/.oh-my-zsh/plugins/git/git.plugin.zsh and comment out line 69 (which is aliased to gcl).	Done

Theme

Usage:

• ToDo

Resources:

• Terminal Color Scheme Designer
• Make a Terminal prompt
• Beautify Logfile Commands
• A Stylesheet author's guide to terminal colors
• colorama - Cross-platform colored terminal text

Task (Taskwarior)

Usage:

• It's an amazing todo program for the console.

Resources

Great Taskwarior Extensions

• taskopen: Script for taking notes and open urls with taskwarrior.

• tasknc: A collection of ways to alert me/bring attention to my task list because I'm easily distracted and need help focusing.

• taskwarrior-time-tracking-hook: A simple Taskwarrior hook allowing one to track total time spent on a task.

• taskwarrior-web: Web interface

ToDo's

• [ ] Install Script
• [ ] Website + documentation
• [ ] alias-tips
• [ ] zsh completions
• [ ] Make your dotfiles follow you automatically when you ssh to a server