alias

The alias target interacts with a custom command mapped to an operation. Below are the operations you can perform on the alias target.

create alias

This operation creates a new alias. The new alias will be stored in your configuration file. You must not use a name from a built-in alias or an action keyword (e.g. show).

format

enbas [top level flags] create alias [flags]

top level flags

See Top Level Flags

flags

--name (required)

The name of the alias you want to create.

--operation (required)

The name of the operation.

delete alias

This operation deletes an existing alias. The alias will be deleted from your configuration file.

format

enbas [top level flags] delete alias [flags]

top level flags

See Top Level Flags

flags

--name (required)

The name of the alias you want to delete.

edit alias

This operation edits an existing alias.

format

enbas [top level flags] edit alias [flags]

top level flags

See Top Level Flags

flags

--name (required)

The name of the alias you want to edit.

--operation (required)

The name of the operation.

rename alias

This operation renames an existing alias. You must not rename the alias to a built-in alias or an action keyword (e.g. show).

format

enbas [top level flags] rename alias [flags]

top level flags

See Top Level Flags

flags

--old-name (required)

The old alias name.

--new-name (required)

The new alias name.