fish

A shell.

#todo - are fish completions lazy-loaded?

• Terminal tools

To avoid saving a command to fish_history, just start it with a space. Like in Bash.

abbr -a to add abbreviations.

To accept the autosuggestion, hit → (right arrow) or Ctrl + F. To accept a single word of the autosuggestion, Alt + → (right arrow) or Alt + F.

Navigating folders:

• dirh prints the history
• cdh displays a prompt to quickly navigate the history
• prevd moves backward through the history. It is bound to Alt+←
• nextd moves forward through the history. It is bound to Alt+→

Use &| to pipe stdout and stderr to the next command. Use 2>| to pipe only stderr.

Install fisher, a plugin manager. It’s the only way to manage plugins. Don’t even touch oh-my-fish.

To make environment variables available to other programs (and shells) that fish launches, you should export them. Like this:

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set -gx DENO_INSTALL "/home/psharen/.deno"
# optionally, add to PATH:
set -gx PATH "$DENO_INSTALL" $PATH

You should add this to config.fish to make it persistent. If you want to add something to PATH, you can use fish_add_path instead.

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