Ez – a macOS command runner that flags when a command gets slower
Source code of Mac CLI tool ez, distribution via Homebrew - urtti/ez
What it does
A macOS CLI tool for project-specific command aliases. Define commands locally within project directories, making team workflows more efficient and discoverable. brew update && brew upgrade ez See CHANGELOG.md for what changed in each release. ez add deploy " ./scripts/deploy.sh --env prod " Run an alias: ez remove deploy Parameterized aliases with {1} , {2} , ... placeholders: ez add tag ' git tag -a {1} -m "Release {1}" ' ez tag v2.0.0 # → git tag -a v2.0.0 -m "Release v2.0.0" Extra arguments are automatically appended to the end of the command: ez add-secret --key EZ_API_KEY # prompts for the value with typing hidden ez add deploy ' curl -H "Authorization: {EZ_API_KEY}"…from github.com
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