Mac add Command Alias

1. Switch to the user home directory

$ cd

2. Edit or create a new. bash_profile file

3. Add aliases

Command alias setting Syntax:

alias [alias]= ' [directive name] '

Note: There are no spaces on either side of the equals sign, and if there are spaces in the directive name, enclose

For example:

Alias Ll= ' Ls-l '

4. Reload the configuration file

$ source./bash_profile

5. View all current alias settings

$ alias

Note: Mac alias settings are roughly the same as Linux, and only the configuration files are different. Refer to the Linux alias command

Mac add Command Alias