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• Make Terminal Command
  • Installation
    • Standard Installation
    • How to make script a global command
  • Changelog
  • Tested Distros

A simple bash script to create a new command in Terminal from Terminal.

You can use Make-Terminal-Command a few different ways.

1. Copy the code from make-terminal file.
2. Open a blank file right-click then left-click "Paste."
3. Left click "File" then left-click "Save as".
4. Save it with the name "Make-Terminal-Command".
5. Open the directory that "Make-Terminal-Command" is in.
6. Right-click the icon for "Make-Terminal-Command"
7. Left-click "Properties"
8. Left-click the "Permissions" tab
9. Left-click the checkbox Allow executing file as program
10. Left-click the "Close" button.
11. Open a terminal window
12. Naviagte to the directory that the script is in the terminal
13. Then to run it type ./Make-Terminal-Command

1. Clone the git repo with git clone https://github.com/lanman14444/Make-Terminal-Command.git
2. Change directories to the cloned repo.
3. Type chmod 777 Make-Terminal-Command.
4. Run ./Make-Terminal-Command
5. When asked for file name, provide the name of the script.
6. Choose the name of it you want for the command.
7. Follow the rest of the onscreen instructions.

(+) Added feature (-) Remove feature (*) Feature

1.0 (+) Initial Release

1.1 (+) added the ability to install it for user or globally.

1.2 (+) Added a Termux Compatible script.

1.3 (*) Fixed local commands with different filenames removing the original file.

1.4 (-) Remove need for Termux Compatible Script to be separate. (+) Combined Make-Terminal-Command and Make-Terminal-Command-Termux

• Linux Mint 17
• Ubuntu 14.04
• Arch Linux
• macOS
• Termux (Android Terminal Emulator)