sync/home_external/.bash_aliases

if [ "$TERM" == 'xterm-kitty' ]; then
   alias ssh='kitty +kitten ssh'
fi

DEFAULT_RSYNC='--verbose --recursive --progress --delay-updates --human-readable --links --hard-links --perms'

alias l='ls -l -v --all --human-readable --classify --group-directories-first' # -lvahF --group-directories-first
alias r='reset'
alias ..='cd ..'
alias refresh_bashrc='. ~/.bashrc' # alternatively: 'source ~/.bashrc'
alias rsync_default="rsync $DEFAULT_RSYNC --checksum"
alias rsync_backup="rsync $DEFAULT_RSYNC --checksum --times --group --owner --delete"
alias rsync_move='rsync_default --remove-source-files'
alias rsync_update="rsync $DEFAULT_RSYNC --update --times"
alias off='systemctl poweroff'
alias nnn='nnn -dHrR'
alias nn='n -dHrR'
alias finds='find $* 2>/dev/null'
alias c='clear'
alias sort_dirs_by_size='du --block-size=1K --human-readable --max-depth=1 | sort --human-numeric-sort --reverse' # 'du -kh --max-depth=1 | sort -hr'
alias sd='sudo ' # alias, so sudo can use aliases: "If the last character of the alias value is a blank, then the next command word following the alias is also checked for alias expansion."
alias mountdrive='udisksctl mount -b'
alias unmountdrive='udisksctl unmount -b'
alias fssizes='df -kh --output=size,used,avail,pcent,target | sort -hr'
alias dirsizes='du -kh --apparent-size --max-depth=1 | sort -hr'


# executes command and notifies upon failure
execute() {
   dir="$(pwd)";
   dir=${dir##*/};
   if [ -n "$2" ]; then
      errLog=$2
   else
      errLog="execution of \"$1\" failed"
   fi

   if ! $1; then
      notifyError "$dir: $errLog";
      return 1;
   fi
}


# executes command and notifies upon success or failure
executeAndNotify () {
   dir="$(pwd)";
   dir=${dir##*/};
   if [ -n "$2" ]; then
      winLog=$2
   else
      winLog="execution of \"$1\" succeeded"
   fi

   if ! execute "$1" "$3"; then # arguments in quotes so they are interpreted as ONE argument each by execute()
      return 1;
   fi
   notifyInfo "$dir: $winLog"
}


# find file but don't print errors (e.g. can't access directory etc.)
: 'seems to be working as alias as well:
finds () {
   find $* 2>/dev/null
}'


# sends a desktop-notification with an icon signalling an error
notifyError () {
   notify-send "$1" --icon=data-warning
}


# sends a desktop-notification with an icon signalling a simple information
notifyInfo () {
   notify-send "$1" --icon=preferences-desktop-notification
}