Quasar => Q ?

[Ben Hayat]

Hi Team;

When using Quasar CLI and we type in
Quasar Dev
Quasar Info
Quasar Build
etc.

Can we also use the letter “Q” to shorten the “Quasar” command? i.e.
Q Dev
Q Info
Q Build
etc.

[s.molinari]

I think that would be best in your own .bashrc or alias.sh as aliases for your console. You could do something like

alias qv='quasar --version'
alias qi='quasar info'
qinit() {
 quasar init $1
}

I just added them to my console’s alias.sh (Windows 10 with Git Bash) and they work.

Scott

[Ben Hayat]

@s-molinari
Scott, I created a .bashrc file (using notepad) and added alias qd=‘quasar Dev’ and saved it in C:\ben user directory, however when I try to access it in VS Code terminal, it does not recognize the qd command.

I’m not real familiar with these git stuff and unix commands (A .Net developer)

can you please provide how to setup these aliases? Much appreciated!

[s.molinari]

Go to Settings in VSCode and type in console in the search. Somewhere below is Terminal>External:Windows Exec.

You’ll need to change that path to where you installed git and more specifically bin/bash.exe. (Hopefully you have installed Git for Windows)

Then you can go the Git\etc\profile.d folder and edit aliases.sh.

Scott