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macOS
Generates a dedicated zsh alias file and connects it to ~/.zshrc.
source ~/.easyalias/aliases.zsh
Desktop alias manager for developers
EasyAlias
Create, import, and maintain terminal shortcuts without hand-editing shell files or scattering command scripts across your machine.
- macOS
- zsh aliases
- Linux
- bash or zsh
- Windows
- cmd shortcuts
Local first. Platform aware. Built for recurring developer commands.
One idea, native habits
A shortcut workflow that respects each OS.
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Linux
Detects bash or zsh, then writes aliases into a managed shell file.
source ~/.easyalias/aliases.sh
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Windows
Creates readable .cmd files and places them in a user PATH folder.
%USERPROFILE%\.easyalias\bin
No mystery edits
EasyAlias keeps your shell setup small.
Create
Choose a name, action, and path. The app previews exactly what will be generated.
Import
Review existing safe aliases or command files. Nothing moves before a backup exists.
Use
Open a new terminal and run short commands like beerv2, gs, or dcu.
Install
Start with the platform you use today.
EasyAlias is local software: no cloud account, no sync service, no hidden shell magic. It writes readable files you can inspect.
Homebrew cask
Product view
A focused interface for repeated commands.
Transparent by design
Plain files you can inspect anytime.
One generated alias file
EasyAlias keeps your startup file tiny and writes managed shortcuts somewhere obvious.
~/.easyalias/config.json
~/.easyalias/aliases.zsh
~/.easyalias/aliases.shReadable command scripts
Each shortcut becomes a small command file under a folder added to your user PATH.
%USERPROFILE%\.easyalias\bin
%USERPROFILE%\.easyalias\bin\beerv2.cmd
where beerv2Backups before movement
Existing aliases are reviewed first, then backed up before selected lines or files move.
~/.zshrc.easyalias-backup-*
~/.bashrc.easyalias-backup-*
~/.easyalias/import-backup-*