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@khanglvm/quick-alias

v1.2.0

Published

Quick shell alias setup - AI git commits, shell reload, pnpm dev aliases, and more

Readme

@khanglvm/quick-alias

⚡ Quick shell alias setup - boost your terminal productivity!

Quick Install

# Interactive (all features)
npx @khanglvm/quick-alias

Features

  • 🤖 AI Commit - Auto-generate commit messages with AI
  • 🔄 Shell Reload - Hot-reload shell config
  • 📦 Stealth pnpm - Use pnpm in yarn/npm projects transparently

AI Commit

Set up gp and gc commands for AI-generated commit messages.

gp                 # Stage all → AI commit → Push
gc                 # AI commit for staged files
gp -r              # Review AI message before commit
gp "custom msg"    # Use your own message

Supported AI CLIs: Claude, Gemini, Copilot, OpenCode


Shell Reload

Quick alias to reload your shell configuration:

rl     # or src, reload

Stealth pnpm

Use pnpm in yarn/npm projects without changing any config files.

Projects continue using yarn and npm commands as normal, while you get 80% disk space savings via pnpm's global store.

Commands

di     # Install via pnpm (yarn/npm commands still work!)
da     # Add dep (updates yarn.lock/package-lock.json for team)
dr     # Remove dep (updates lockfile for team)

How it works

| What | Benefit | |:-----|:--------| | Installs via pnpm | 80% disk savings via content-addressable store | | yarn/npm commands work | yarn dev, npm run build work normally after di | | Auto-generates configs | pnpm-workspace.yaml, .pnpmfile.cjs created automatically | | No git changes | All generated files added to .git/info/exclude | | Team compatibility | da/dr use yarn/npm to update lockfiles |

Example

# You (using stealth pnpm)
cd ~/project && di                # Install via pnpm, saves space
yarn dev                          # Works normally!
da lodash                         # Install lodash, updates lock file, reinstalls via pnpm

# Your teammate (using yarn)
cd ~/project && yarn install      # Uses your updated yarn.lock
yarn dev                          # Works as expected

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18.0.0
  • zsh or bash shell

License

MIT