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This is a tip for users. In both PowerShell and MacOS Terminal (Unix) you can add a alias/shortcut for Shellfoundry. In the examples, I use 'sf' instead of typing out 'shellfoundry' (I put the N in the wrong place all the time)
PowerShell:
set-alias -Name sf -Value shellfoundry
MacOS (or other Unix):
alias sf=shellfoundry
.
To make these persistent, you'll need to do the following:
In PowerShell, you have to add this to your profile file. If you never created one, you can use this:
if (!(Test-Path $Profile)) {
New-Item -Type file -Path $Profile -Force }
Then add the alias to this file:
"set-alias sf shellfoundry" | out-file -append $profile
On Linux:
echo "alias sf=shellfoundry" >> ~/.bashrc
On MacOS:
echo "alias sf=shellfoundry" >> ~/.bash_profile
Now it should work anytime you open these terminal windows.
Also for Mac, make sure after you write to the .bash_profile, that you also refresh it (or restart the machine) - refresh via:
source ~/.bash_profile
In newer versions of macOS, where the default shell is now zsh, use the following:
echo "alias sf=shellfoundry" >> ~/.zshrc source ~/.zshrc
These forums are a place for learning, helping and sharing experiences with others about any of our products. Feel free to ask a question and get answers from our community and our most advanced users.
Note that these are public forums - anyone can view the discussions here.
Announcements | |
CloudShell | TestShell |
Developers | BI (Business Inteligence) |
This is where you can suggest your ideas to help and improve the product for everyone.
Please make sure to read the following article before posting a new idea, to get more information about the required information and ideas lifecycle.
Feel free to vote and comment on other ideas to promote them.
Thanks for everyone who suggested the ideas and voted for them.
Find, download and share integrations that can extend and enhance the CloudShell experience.
Integrations have several levels:
Certified - Officially tested and supported by Quali.
Preview - Provides a sneak peek to what the Quali team is developing. Officially supported by Quali. Feel free to experiment and comment, but please take into consideration that it is not yet tested and released.
Community - Integrations shared by community users. Feel free to look into what other users have contributed, please take into consideration that these integrations are not tested by Quali.
To learn more about creating Shells and integrating with CloudShell, use the following links:
CloudShell's Dev Guide | Configuration Management |
Getting started with Shells | Extending CloudShell with Cloud Providers |
Getting started with Orchestration | API Guide |
To share your integration, follow the instructions in this guide.
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