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Changed 'cd's to 'builtin cd's, because I have a modified cd command (cd then ls) and it can get annoying when using the Jekyll aliases.

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Mark Szymanski 2010-11-13 10:21:59 -06:00
parent 6c97585329
commit 7b1312002f
2 changed files with 10 additions and 10 deletions
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aliases/jekyll.aliases.bash
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# Open the root of your site in your vim or cd to it
# Open the root of your site in your vim or builtin cd to it
if [[ $EDITOR = "vim" ]]
then alias newentry="cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && $EDITOR ."
else alias newentry="cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT"
then alias newentry="builtin cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && $EDITOR ."
else alias newentry="builtin cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT"
fi
# Open the _posts/ directory for making a new blog post (seperate from above alias because not everyone uses jekyll for a blog)
# if [ $editor = "vim" ]
# then
# alias newpost="cd $jekyll_local_root/_posts && $editor ."
# alias newpost="builtin cd $jekyll_local_root/_posts && $editor ."
# else
# alias newpost="cd $jekyll_local_root"
# alias newpost="builtin cd $jekyll_local_root"
# fi
# Build and locally serve the site
alias testsite="cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && jekyll --server --auto"
alias testsite="builtin cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && jekyll --server --auto"
# Build but don't locally serve the site
alias buildsite="cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && rm -rf _site/ && jekyll"
alias buildsite="builtin cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && rm -rf _site/ && jekyll"
# Rsync the site to the remote server
alias deploysite="cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && rsync -rz _site/ $JEKYLL_REMOTE_ROOT"
alias deploysite="builtin cd $JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT && rsync -rz _site/ $JEKYLL_REMOTE_ROOT"

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newpost() {
# 'cd' into the local jekyll root
# 'builtin cd' into the local jekyll root
cd "$JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT/_posts"
builtin cd "$JEKYLL_LOCAL_ROOT/_posts"
# Get the date for the new post's filename