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What the commit and ClassNamer addins for ZSH
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| what_the_commit () { | |
| echo $(curl --silent http://whatthecommit.com/index.txt) | |
| } | |
| alias wtc='what_the_commit' | |
| class_namer () { | |
| echo $(curl --silent http://classnamer.com/index.txt) | |
| } | |
| alias cn='class_namer' |
There's no more need for sed! Now you can go to http://classnamer.com/index.txt and get just a class name, without the HTML.
Cool, thanks Aaron! I updated it to match.
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If you add this to the tail of your .zshrc or .bashrc, you should be able to type wtc or cn at the command prompt and get cool stuff. This of course leads to a game we call "commit roulette":
This will push a commit with a random message from http://whatthecommit.com.