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A simple bash script to create a new command in Terminal from Terminal.
You can use Make-Terminal-Command a few different ways.
- Copy the code from make-terminal file.
- Open a blank file right-click then left-click "Paste."
- Left click "File" then left-click "Save as".
- Save it with the name "Make-Terminal-Command".
- Open the directory that "Make-Terminal-Command" is in.
- Right-click the icon for "Make-Terminal-Command"
- Left-click "Properties"
- Left-click the "Permissions" tab
- Left-click the checkbox Allow executing file as program
- Left-click the "Close" button.
- Open a terminal window
- Naviagte to the directory that the script is in the terminal
- Then to run it type ./Make-Terminal-Command
- Clone the git repo with
git clone https://github.com/lanman14444/Make-Terminal-Command.git
- Change directories to the cloned repo.
- Type
chmod 777 Make-Terminal-Command
. - Run
./Make-Terminal-Command
- When asked for file name, provide the name of the script.
- Choose the name of it you want for the command.
- 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)