example.bashrc

# -*- mode: shell-script; mode: flyspell-prog; ispell-local-dictionary: "american" -*-
#
# Example bash aliases to improve your drush experience with bash.
# Copy this file to your home directory, rename and customize it to
# suit, and source it from your ~/.bash_profile file.
#
# Example - rename this to .drush_bashrc, and in your
# ~/.bash_profile add:
#
#
#    if [ -f ~/.drush_bashrc ] ; then
#        . ~/.drush_bashrc
#    fi
#
# Features:
#
# Finds and sources drush.complete.sh from your drush directory,
# enabling autocompletion for drush commands.
#
# Creates aliases to common drush commands that work in a global context:
#
#       dr               - drush
#       ddd              - drush drupal-directory
#       dl               - drush pm-download
#       ev               - drush php-eval
#       sa               - drush site-alias
#       sa               - drush site-alias --local (show local site aliases)
#       st               - drush core-status
#       use              - drush site-set
#
# Aliases for drush commands that work on the current drupal site:
#
#       cc               - drush cache-clear
#       cca              - drush cache-clear all
#       dis              - drush pm-disable
#       en               - drush pm-enable
#       i                - drush pm-info
#       pml              - drush pm-list
#       rf               - drush pm-refresh
#       unin             - drush pm-uninstall
#       up               - drush pm-update
#       upc              - drush pm-updatecode
#       updb             - drush updatedb
#       q                - drush sql-query
#
# Provides several common shell commands to work better with drush:
#
#       ddd @dev         - print the path to the root directory of @dev
#       cdd @dev         - change the current working directory to @dev
#       lsd @dev         - ls root folder of @dev
#       lsd %files       - ls "files" directory of current site
#       lsd @dev:%devel  - ls devel module directory in @dev
#       @dev st          - drush @dev core-status
#       dssh @live       - ssh to the remote server @live points at
#       gitd @live pull  - run `git pull` on the drupal root of @live
#
# Drush site alias expansion is also done for the cpd command:
#
#       cpd -R @site1:%files @site2:%files
#
# Note that the 'cpd' alias only works for local sites.  Use
# `drush rsync` or gitd` to move files between remote sites.
#
# By default, aliases are also created for the following standard
# commands:
#
#       cd                - cddl [*]
#       ls                - lsd
#       cp                - cpd
#       ssh               - dssh
#       git               - gitd
#
# These standard commands behave exactly the same as they always
# do, unless a drush site specification such as @dev or @live:%files
# is used in one of the arguments.  If you do not want to override
# these standard commands, they may be easily removed or commented out
# in your copy of this file.

# Aliases for common drush commands that work in a global context.
alias dr='drush'
alias ddd='drush drupal-directory'
alias dl='drush pm-download'
alias ev='drush php-eval'
alias sa='drush site-alias'
alias lsa='drush site-alias --local'
alias st='drush core-status'
alias use='drush site-set'

# Aliases for drush commands that work on the current drupal site
alias cc='drush cache-clear'
alias cca='drush cache-clear all'
alias dis='drush pm-disable'
alias en='drush pm-enable'
alias pmi='drush pm-info'
alias pml='drush pm-list'
alias rf='drush pm-refresh'
alias unin='drush pm-uninstall'
alias up='drush pm-update'
alias upc='drush pm-updatecode'
alias updb='drush updatedb'
alias q='drush sql-query'

# Overrides for standard shell commands. Uncomment to enable.  Alias
# cd='cdd' if you want to be able to use cd @remote to ssh to a
# remote site.

# alias cd='cddl'
# alias ls='lsd'
# alias cp='cpd'
# alias ssh='dssh'
# alias git='gitd'

# Find the drush executable and test it.
d=$(which drush)
# If no program is found try an alias.
if [ -z "$d" ]; then
  d=$(alias drush | cut -f 2 -d '=' | sed "s/'//g")
fi
# Test that drush is an executable.
[ -x "$d" ] || exit 0

# If the file found is a symlink, resolve to the actual file.
if [ -h "$d" ] ; then
  # Change `readlink` to `readlink -f` if your drush is a symlink to a symlink. -f is unavailable on OSX's readlink.
  d=$(readlink $d)
fi

# Get the directory that drush is stored in.
d="${d%/*}"
# # If we have found drush.complete.sh, then source it.
# if [ -f "$d/drush.complete.sh" ] ; then
#   . "$d/drush.complete.sh"
# fi

# Create an alias for every drush site alias.  This allows
# for commands such as `@live pml` to run `drush @live pm-list`
# for a in $(drush sa); do
#   alias $a="drush $a"
#   ## Register another completion function for every alias to drush.
#   if [ -n "`type _drush_completion 2>/dev/null`" ] ; then
#     complete -o nospace -F _drush_completion $a > /dev/null
#   fi
# done

# We extend the cd command to allow convenient
# shorthand notations, such as:
#   cd @site1
#   cd %modules
#   cd %devel
#   cd @site2:%files
# You must use 'cddl' instead of 'cd' if you are not using
# the optional 'cd' alias from above.
# This is the "local-only" version of the function;
# see the cdd function, below, for an expanded implementation
# that will ssh to the remote server when a remote site
# specification is used.
function cddl() {
  s="$1"
  if [ -z "$s" ]
  then
    builtin cd
  elif [ "${s:0:1}" == "@" ] || [ "${s:0:1}" == "%" ]
  then
    d="$(drush drupal-directory $1 --local 2>/dev/null)"
    if [ $? == 0 ]
    then
      echo "cd $d";
      builtin cd "$d";
    else
      echo "Cannot cd to remote site $s"
    fi
  else
    builtin cd "$s";
  fi
}

# Works just like the `cd` shell alias above, with one additional
# feature: `cdd @remote-site` works like `ssh @remote-site`,
# whereas cd above will fail unless the site alias is local.  If
# you prefer the `ssh` behavior, you can rename this shell alias
# to `cd`.
function cdd() {
  s="$1"
  if [ -z "$s" ]
  then
    builtin cd
  elif [ "${s:0:1}" == "@" ] || [ "${s:0:1}" == "%" ]
  then
    d="$(drush drupal-directory $s 2>/dev/null)"
    $(drush sa ${s%%:*} --component=remote-host > /dev/null 2>&1)
    if [ $? != 0 ]
    then
      echo "cd $d"
      builtin cd "$d"
    else
      if [ -n "$d" ]
      then
        c="cd \"$d\" \; bash"
        drush -s ssh ${s%%:*} --tty --escaped "$c"
        drush ssh ${s%%:*} --tty --escaped "$c"
      else
        drush ssh ${s%%:*}
      fi
    fi
  else
    builtin cd "$s"
  fi
}

# Allow `git @site gitcommand` as a shortcut for `cd @site; git gitcommand`.
# Also works on remote sites, though.
function gitd() {
  s="$1"
  if [ -n "$s" ] && [ ${s:0:1} == "@" ] || [ ${s:0:1} == "%" ]
  then
    d="$(drush drupal-directory $s 2>/dev/null)"
    $(drush sa ${s%%:*} --component=remote-host > /dev/null 2>&1)
    if [ $? == 0 ]
    then
      dssh ${s%%:*} cd "$d" \; git "${@:2}"
    else
      echo cd "$d" \; git "${@:2}"
      (
        cd "$d"
        "$(which git)" "${@:2}"
      )
    fi
  else
    "$(which git)" "$@"
  fi
}

# Get a directory listing on @site or @site:%files, etc, for local or remote sites.
function lsd() {
  p=()
  r=
  for a in "$@" ; do
    if [ ${a:0:1} == "@" ] || [ ${a:0:1} == "%" ]
    then
      p[${#p[@]}]="$(drush drupal-directory $a 2>/dev/null)"
      if [ ${a:0:1} == "@" ]
      then
        $(drush sa ${a%:*} --component=remote-host > /dev/null 2>&1)
        if [ $? == 0 ]
        then
          r=${a%:*}
        fi
      fi
    elif [ -n "$a" ]
    then
      p[${#p[@]}]="$a"
    fi
  done
  if [ -n "$r" ]
  then
    ssh $r ls "${p[@]}"
  else
    "$(which ls)" "${p[@]}"
  fi
}

# Copy files from or to @site or @site:%files, etc; local sites only.
function cpd() {
  p=()
  for a in "$@" ; do
    if [ ${a:0:1} == "@" ] || [ ${a:0:1} == "%" ]
    then
      p[${#p[@]}]="$(drush drupal-directory $a --local 2>/dev/null)"
    elif [ -n "$a" ]
    then
      p[${#p[@]}]="$a"
    fi
  done
  "$(which cp)" "${p[@]}"
}

# This alias allows `dssh @site` to work like `drush @site ssh`.
# Ssh commands, such as `dssh @site ls /tmp`, are also supported.
function dssh() {
  d="$1"
  if [ ${d:0:1} == "@" ]
  then
    drush "$d" ssh "${@:2}"
  else
    "$(which ssh)" "$@"
  fi
}