A collection of Windows batch utilities that provide powerful aliases and functions for Git, NPM, and Python development, converted from zsh to Windows command prompt format.

• Git Utilities: Complete git workflow aliases and functions
• NPM Utilities: Package management and testing shortcuts
• Python Utilities: Environment management and testing tools
• Cross-directory Support: All utilities work from any directory
• Windows Native: Optimized for Windows command prompt

cmd/
├── _bashrc.cmd              # Main configuration file
├── git-utils/               # Git utilities
│   ├── git-update.bat
│   ├── git-status.bat
│   ├── git-restore-all.bat
│   ├── git-checkout.bat
│   ├── git-branch-update-all.bat
│   ├── git-diff-n.bat
│   ├── git-worktree-add.bat
│   ├── git-worktree-checkout.bat
│   ├── git-pull-request.bat
│   ├── test-git-aliases.bat
│   └── README.md
├── npm-utils/               # NPM utilities
│   ├── npm-test-integration.bat
│   ├── npm-test-system-custom.bat
│   ├── npm-test-integration-inband.bat
│   ├── npm-test-system-inband.bat
│   ├── npm-install-build.bat
│   ├── npm-clean-build.bat
│   ├── npm-remove-dist.bat
│   ├── test-npm-aliases.bat
│   └── README.md
├── python-utils/            # Python utilities
│   ├── python-env.bat
│   ├── python-install-requirements.bat
│   ├── python-install-zowe.bat
│   ├── python-test-unit.bat
│   ├── python-test-integration.bat
│   ├── test-python-aliases.bat
│   └── README.md
├── _bashrc.cmd              # Main configuration file
├── _zsh_aliases.sh          # Original zsh aliases (reference)
├── code.cmd                 # VS Code launcher
├── wget.exe                 # Wget for Windows
└── README.md                # This file

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/zFernand0/cmd.git
   cd cmd

2. Load the configuration:

   _bashrc.cmd

3. Verify installation:

   test-git-aliases
   test-npm-aliases
   test-python-aliases

1. Open Registry Editor: Press Win+R, type regedit, and press Enter
2. Navigate to: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Command Processor
3. Add/Modify: Create or modify the AutoRun string value
4. Set Value: C:\path\to\cmd\_bashrc.cmd (replace with your actual path)
5. Restart: Close and reopen any command prompt windows

1. Open Registry Editor: Press Win+R, type regedit, and press Enter
2. Navigate to: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Command Processor
3. Add/Modify: Create or modify the AutoRun string value
4. Set Value: C:\path\to\cmd\_bashrc.cmd (replace with your actual path)
5. Restart: Close and reopen any command prompt windows

1. Create/Edit Profile:

   notepad $PROFILE

2. Add Line:

   & "C:\path\to\cmd\_bashrc.cmd"

3. Restart: Close and reopen PowerShell

1. Add to your PATH (optional):

   • Add the cmd directory to your system PATH
   • Or run _bashrc.cmd in each new command prompt session

2. Batch File Shortcut (optional):

   • Create a shortcut to cmd.exe
   • Modify the target to: cmd.exe /k "C:\path\to\cmd\_bashrc.cmd"

This repository provides hundreds of aliases and functions for Git, NPM, and Python development. Here are some key examples:

Basic Operations:

• g → git (basic git command)
• gs → git status (with fetch and worktree list)
• gu → git update (fetch and pull)
• ga → git add, gc → git commit

Branch Management:

• gb → git branch, gbv → git branch -vv
• gch → git checkout (with fetch)
• gbU → Update all branches

Push/Pull:

• gpl → git pull, gph → git push
• gpho → git push -u origin

Advanced:

• gwA → Add worktree with naming
• gpr → Fetch PR branches
• gst → git stash, gsta → git stash apply

📖 Complete Git Reference: See git-utils/README.md for all 50+ git commands

Basic Operations:

• n → npm, ni → npm install
• nr → npm run, nrb → npm run build
• nrs → npm run start

Testing:

• ntu → npm run test:unit
• nti → npm run test:integration
• nts → npm run test:system

Utilities:

• nib → Install and build
• nrcb → Clean and build
• rmd → Remove dist + git restore

📖 Complete NPM Reference: See npm-utils/README.md for all 30+ npm commands

Basic Operations:

• p3 → python3, pyp → python3 -m pip
• pir → Install requirements.txt
• penv → Environment management

Testing:

• pyt → pytest -s
• tpu → Run unit tests
• tpi → Run integration tests

📖 Complete Python Reference: See python-utils/README.md for all 15+ python commands

The _bashrc.cmd file automatically sets up:

• PATH: Adds utility directories to PATH
• FNM: Node.js version management (if available)

You can customize the utilities by:

1. Modifying batch files in the utility directories
2. Adding new aliases to _bashrc.cmd
3. Creating new utility directories for additional tools

Run the test scripts to verify all utilities are working:

# Test all utilities
test-git-aliases
test-npm-aliases
test-python-aliases

# Or test individual utilities
git-utils\test-git-aliases.bat
npm-utils\test-npm-aliases.bat
python-utils\test-python-aliases.bat

gs          # Check status
ga .        # Stage all changes
gc -m "feat: add new feature"  # Commit
gu          # Update repository
gbU         # Update all branches

ni          # Install dependencies
nrb         # Build project
nrs         # Start development server
ntu         # Run unit tests
nti --watch # Run integration tests in watch mode

penv        # Create/activate virtual environment
pir         # Install requirements
pyt         # Run all tests
tpu         # Run unit tests
tpi         # Run integration tests

This project converts zsh aliases to Windows batch format:

• Original: _zsh_aliases.sh (zsh format)
• Converted: _bashrc.cmd + utility directories (Windows format)

Key differences:

• Uses doskey for aliases instead of alias
• Standalone .bat files instead of shell functions
• Windows path syntax (\ instead of /)
• Windows-compatible commands (rmdir instead of rm)

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

This project is open source and available under the Apache License 2.0.

• Original zsh aliases that inspired this project
• Windows command prompt community
• Contributors and users of this utility collection

Made with ❤️ for Windows developers