abbtr - Abbreviator for long commands in Linux terminal

       Originally written by Manuel Guerra <ar.manuelguerra@gmail.com>.

       Please use the email address <ar.manuelguerra@gmail.com> for abbtr-related comments.

abbtr does not have any locking mechanisms yet.

       If you discover any other bugs in abbtr, please contact the author.

       Copyright © 2024 Manuel Guerra

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Version 1.0.4                                      August 2024                                          ABBTR(1)

abbtr  comes  as  an  alternative  to  the  default  "alias"  command.  It's a simple program designed to
       abbreviate long prompts in the GNU/Linux terminal. You can easily set rules, delete them, list them,  and
       update them with a clear set of parameters. It should be functional in any GNU/Linux distribution.

       abbtr - Abbreviator for long commands in Linux terminal

-l     List stored rules.

       -n<name>'<command>'
              Create a new rule with the specified name and command.

       -i<filepath>
              Import rules from a local file.

       -e     Export rules to a file.

       -b=<variable:value>
              Predefine the value of a bottle.

       -r<name>
              Delete an existing rule by name.

       -ra   Delete all rules.

       -c<name>'<command'>
              Update the command of an existing rule specified by name.

       -ln<name>
              Show the contents of a specific rule by name.

       -h     Show this help message.

       -v     Show the program version.

abbtr-info(1),abbtrUserManual (/usr/share/doc/abbtr/abbtr.1).

       Packaging tools: debhelper(7),dh_make(8),dpkg-buildpackage(1).

abbtr [options] [usage] ...

       Create a new rule: abbtr-nupdate'sudoaptupdate-y'

       Then run: update

       Syntax for feeding bottles: b%('variable')%b

Configfile: located at ~/.config/abbtr/abbtr.confLogfile: located at ~/.local/share/abbtr/abbtr.logrulescripts: located at ~/.local/bin