aliases.fish

# Navigation
function ..    ; cd .. ; end
function ...   ; cd ../.. ; end
function ....  ; cd ../../.. ; end
function ..... ; cd ../../../.. ; end

# Utilities
function grep     ; command grep --color=auto $argv ; end

# mv, rm, cp
abbr mv 'mv -v'
abbr rm 'rm -v'
abbr cp 'cp -v'

alias chmox='chmod +x'

alias where=which # sometimes i forget

# time to upgrade `ls`. use eza instead of dealing with coreutils, LS_COLORS blah blah
alias ls='eza --classify=auto --color --group-directories-first --sort=extension -A'
alias la='eza --classify=auto --color --group-directories-first --sort=extension -a -l --octal-permissions --no-permissions'

# typos and abbreviations
abbr g git
abbr gi git
abbr gti git
abbr yearn yarn
abbr v vim
abbr bwre brew
abbr brwe brew

alias push="git push"

# `g co`, etc. subcommand expansion with `abbr`.
function subcommand_abbr
  set -l cmd "$argv[1]"
  set -l short "$argv[2]"
  set -l long "$argv[3]"

  # Check that these strings are safe, since we're going to eval. 👺
  if not string match --regex --quiet '^[a-z]*$' "$short"
    or not string match --regex --quiet '^[a-z- ]*$' "$long"
    echo "Scary unsupported alias or expansion $short $long"; exit 1; 
  end

  set -l abbr_temp_fn_name (string join "_" "abbr" "$cmd" "$short")
  # Subcommand arg expanesion via commandline -tokenize + abbr --position anywhere
  # thx lgarron for inspiration: https://github.com/lgarron/dotfiles/blob/2bc3e0282b/dotfiles/fish/.config/fish/abbr.fish & https://github.com/lgarron/dotfiles/blob/main/dotfiles/fish/.config/fish/dev.fish
  # https://www.reddit.com/r/fishshell/comments/16s0bsi/leveraging_abbr_for_git_aliases/
  set -l abbr_temp_fn "function $abbr_temp_fn_name
    set --local tokens (commandline --tokenize)
    if test \$tokens[1] = \"$cmd\"
      echo $long
    else
      echo $short
    end; 
  end; 
  abbr --add $short --position anywhere --function $abbr_temp_fn_name"
  eval "$abbr_temp_fn"
end

subcommand_abbr git c "commit -am"
subcommand_abbr git tc "commit -am"
subcommand_abbr git cm "commit --no-all -m"
subcommand_abbr git co "checkout"
subcommand_abbr git c "commit -am"
subcommand_abbr git s "status"
subcommand_abbr git ts "status"
subcommand_abbr git amend "commit --amend --all --no-edit"
subcommand_abbr git hreset "reset --hard"
subcommand_abbr git cp "cherry-pick"
subcommand_abbr git cherrypick "cherry-pick"
subcommand_abbr git dif "diff"

# some of my git aliases
subcommand_abbr git db "diffbranch"
subcommand_abbr git dbt "diffbranch-that"



# can only do one of these unless I adopt lucas's setup.
subcommand_abbr npm i "install"
#subcommand_abbr pnpm i "install"

abbr mtr "sudo mtr"


# is it a `main` or a `master` repo?
alias gitmainormaster="git branch --format '%(refname:short)' --sort=-committerdate --list master main | head -n1"
alias main="git checkout (gitmainormaster)"
alias master="main"



# ag defaults. go as wide as terminal (minus some space for line numbers)
# i used to like `--follow --hidden` but dont anymore. -follow ends up with lots of fstat errors on broken symlinks. and --hidden is something that should be turned on explicitly.
# OKAY RIPGREP is way faster than AG. i gotta drop ag like its hot.
#        also ripgrep doesnt buffer output so you can pipe it somewhere and it'll go as it happens.  wow yah SO much better.
alias ag='command ag -W (math $COLUMNS - 14)'  

# fd is fast but their multicore stuff is dumb and slow and bad. https://github.com/sharkdp/fd/issues/1203
# alias fd='command fd -j1 --exclude node_modules'
# By default watchexec thinks the project origin is higher up.  So dumb. 
alias watchexec='command watchexec --project-origin . --ignore node_modules'


# for counting instances.. `ag -o 'metadata","name":".*?"' trace.json | sorteduniq`
alias sorteduniq="sort | uniq -c | sort --reverse --ignore-leading-blanks --numeric-sort" # -rbn
alias sorteduniq-asc="sort | uniq -c | sort --ignore-leading-blanks --numeric-sort"  # -bn


alias diskspace_report="df -lh | egrep ' (Mounted on)|(/\$)' "
alias free_diskspace_report="diskspace_report"


alias hosts='sudo $EDITOR /etc/hosts'   # yes I occasionally 127.0.0.1 twitter.com ;)

alias resetmouse='printf '"'"'\e[?1000l'"'"

alias dotfiles="subl ~/code/dotfiles" # open dotfiles for viewing


# Networking. IP address, dig, DNS
alias ip="dig +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com"
alias dig="dig +nocmd any +multiline +noall +answer"
# wget sucks with certificates. Let's keep it simple.
alias wget="curl -O"

# Recursively delete `.DS_Store` files
alias cleanup_dsstore="find . -name '*.DS_Store' -type f -ls -delete"

alias ungz="gunzip -k"

# File size
alias fs="stat -f \"%z bytes\""

# emptytrash written as a function

# Update installed Ruby gems, Homebrew, npm, and their installed packages
alias brew_update="brew -v update; brew upgrade --force-bottle --cleanup; brew cleanup; brew cask cleanup; brew prune; brew doctor; npm-check -g -u"
alias update_brew_npm_gem='brew_update; npm install npm -g; npm update -g; sudo gem update --system; sudo gem update --no-document'


function gemi
  # using https://github.com/simonw/llm-gemini and llm
  # no args? chat.  otherwise use prompt, and allow unquoted stuff to work too
  #    gemi
  #    gemi tell me a joke      
  #    gemi "tell me a joke"
  if test -z "$argv[1]"
    # no markdown parsing here without some real fancy stuff. because you dont want to send to markdown renderer (glow) inbetween backticks, etc.
    llm chat --continue -m gemini-1.5-pro-latest
  else
    llm prompt -m gemini-1.5-pro-latest "$argv" && echo "⬇️… and now rendered…⬇️" && llm logs -r | glow
  end
end

function openai
  # using llm. same dealio as above
  if test -z "$argv[1]"
    llm chat --continue -m gpt-4o
  else
    llm prompt -m gpt-4o "$argv" && echo "⬇️… and now rendered…⬇️" && llm logs -r | glow
  end
end

# project-specific shorthands

alias li=lighthouse
alias lperf 'lighthouse --only-categories=performance'
alias comp 'node build/build-report-components.js && yarn eslint --fix report/renderer/components.js'
alias reportunit 'yarn jest (find report -iname "*-test.js" | grep -v axe)'
# pretty sure watchexec has just won my heart after years of using `entr`
alias reportwatch 'watchexec "node build/build-report-components.js && node build/build-report.js --psi && node build/build-sample-reports.js && echo \$(date) && yarn eslint --fix report/renderer/components.js" && bash core/scripts/copy-util-commonjs.sh'

# dt. rpp
alias rppunit 'npm test -- front_end/panels/timeline/ front_end/models/trace front_end/ui/legacy/components/perf_ui'
alias rppinter 'npm run test -- test/e2e/performance/'
alias rppscreen 'third_party/node/node.py --output scripts/test/run_test_suite.js --config test/interactions/test-runner-config.json --mocha-fgrep "[screenshot]" --test-file-pattern="*/performance/**"'

abbr xpraclient "xpra attach --video-scaling=off --desktop-scaling=off --dpi=96  --ssh=/usr/bin/ssh 'ssh://glurp/:110'"

function delbranch
  git branch -D "$argv" && git push paul ":$argv"
end