Manages bash alias/function scripts using a GUI (gtk-based).
Edit, View, Load, Save aliases/functions in one or more files.
Easily integrate alias/function scripts into bashrc with a mouse click.
Added the ability to convert functions/aliases to standalone scripts.
usage: aliasmgr -C <known_name> [<target_file.sh>] [-o]
Command-line flags format changed. Flags must have - before the first letter.
usage: aliasmgr.py -pcf
Search for an alias/function from the command line.
usage: aliasmgr.py <searchterm>
List info about a known alias/function from the command line.
usage: aliasmgr.py <known_name>
Code cleaned (a little), classes, utilities, command-line, and GUI were separated into their own py files. Still more to clean, but its a start.
Search integrated into main window, now searches correctly.
Rename item added, preserves export status if auto-save is checked.
Auto selects new items, re-selects items on save/load.
New sliding pane between items and command info.
Looks for /home/username/.bashrc or bash.bashrc first, then in /etc/.
Uses elevation commands kdesudo/gksudo (whichever comes first) for operations that require root.
Code written in python 2.7 (uses the future.print_function)
GUI designed using Glade and GTK2. (gtk module required)