List your aliases in a table like view.
Save list_aliases.sh
in your home directory in a bin directory.
Create a file named .aliases
in your home directory.
Add all your aliases like this:
alias ..="cd .." # Navigate one directory down
alias ...="cd ../.." # Navigate two directories down
alias ip="ipconfig getifaddr en0" # Get local ip
alias gen-pwd="pwgen -s -N 1 -cny 32" # Generate password with 32 length
Next include your new .aliases
file in your ~/.bash_profile
(create it, if necessary):
source ~/.aliases
alias aliases='bash ${HOME}/bin/list_aliases.sh'
Restart terminal and type aliases
.
Now you can see a table with all your aliases and comments.