powershell-env's Introduction

powershell-env

PowerShell Environment Auto Setup

I strongly recommend to switch to gitbash-env for better shell experience. Enjoy!

Get Started with PowerShell

Clone or copy the project into your local, make sure you have the write access.
Copy the file home-template.ini to home.ini

provide your HOME values in file home.ini, e.g.

[HOME]
Project=D:\User\Projects
Java6=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_35
Java7=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_71
Java8=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_20

Open PowerShell with admin permission and goto the project directory, then run install.ps1
(Optional) Set PowerShell in ConsoleEmulator. Run ConsoleEmulator as Admin, then goto Settings->Startup->Specified named task, set it as Shells:PowerShell.

Usage of Commands

Make sure the Git home/bin is already in PATH

Click and open ConEmu64.exe, the command terminal supports automatic completion by pressing TAB. Here are the abbreviations:

.project # Go into the Projects directory
.xxx     # Go into the specific project

jdk6     # Switch to Java 6
jdk7     # Switch to Java 7
jdk8     # Switch to Java 8

glw      # Alias of ./gradlew
ll       # Alias of ls
grep     # Alias of findstr

gst      # git status
gcmsg    # git commit -m <message>
gau      # git add -u
gaa      # git add .
gup      # git pull -r
gups     # git stash; git pull -r; git stash pop
gba      # git branch -a
gb       # git branch [new_branch]
gco      # git checkout <branch_name>

build    # bild action based on different project
run      # run server based on different project
debug    # start server in debug mode based on different project

Recommend Projects