ok

A very simple clone of my favorite command line utility that works well with Oh My Zsh. See this post for the original inspiration.

A .ok file holds a bunch of handy one-liners, specific to the folder it is in. It can be viewed or executed with a simple command. It makes you smarter and more efficient.

Installation

1. Clone this repository, or simply grab the ok file and put it somewhere on your system.
2. Source the ok file from your profile, e.g. I have . ~/ok in my ~/.zshrc file.

Usage

1. Create a .ok file in any directory you choose. Fill it with any commands you use often or just want to remember. See the included .ok file in this repo for some ideas.
2. Run the ok function in that directory to get a list of your saved commands
3. Run ok # to invoke any of those commands

Demo

Customize

Feel free to change the colors or the command prompt that is echoed back when running a command. See the first few lines in the ok file for easy customizations.