Cheatsheet

To try it out if you have just cloned it (to your home directory):

• source ~/.oh-my-zsh/templates/zshrc.zsh-template

Commands:

• tab – Create a new tab in the current directory (OS X – req enabling access for assistive devices under sys prefs)
• take – Create a new directory and change to it, will create intermediate directories as required.
• x/extract – Extract an archive (supported types: tar.{bz2,gz,xz,lzma}, bz2, rar, gz, tar, tbz2, tgz, zip, Z, 7z).
• zsh_stats – Get a list of the top ten commands and how many times they have been run
• uninstall_oh_my_zsh – Uninstall Oh-my-zsh
• upgrade_oh_my_zsh – Upgrade Oh-my-zsh
• d – List last used directories; use cd +n to switch to directory number n.

Tab-completion:

• ls -(tab) – For options and helpful text of what they do
• cap (tab)
• rake (tab)
• ssh (tab)
• sudo umount (tab)
• kill (tab)
• unrar (tab)

Git:

Dynamic access to current branch name with the current_branch function.

• git pull origin $(current_branch)
• grb publish $(current_branch) origin

Helpful aliases for common git tasks:

• g – git
• gst – git status
• gl – git pull
• gup – git fetch && git rebase
• gp – git push
• gd – git diff | mate
• gdv – git diff -w “$@” | vim -R -
• gc – git commit -v
• gca – git commit -v -a
• gco – git checkout
• gb – git branch
• gba – git branch -a