.bash_aliases_macos

# An "alert" alias for long running commands.  Use like so:
# sleep 10; alert
alias alert='terminal-notifier -message "$(history|tail -n1|sed -e '\''s/^\s*[0-9]\+\s*//;s/[;&|]\s*alert$//'\'')"'

if command -v gls &>/dev/null; then
    # EXPERIMENT: alias `ls` to GNU `ls`
    alias ls='gls -F --group-directories-first --color=auto'
    alias ll="ls -hl --time-style='+%F %T'"
else
    # macOS's `ls` does not offer `--group-directories-first` or any
    # alternative
    alias ls='ls -F --color=auto'
    # macOS's `ls` offers `-D` instead of `--time-style`
    alias ll="ls -hl -D '%F %T'"
fi
    # Like `ll`, but do not list group information
    alias lo="ll -o"
    # Like `ll`, but do not list group information and owner
    alias lgo='lo -g'
    # Like `ll`, but show hidden files and sort everything by time, newest first
    alias lhat='ll -at'

alias ggrep='ggrep --color=auto'
alias ggrepc='ggrep --color=always'
alias ggrepn='ggrep --color=never'

# If [trash](https://hasseg.org/trash/) is installed, use `-F` option by default:
# >  -F  Ask Finder to move the files to the trash, instead of
# >      using the system API.
#
# Otherwise, if using the system API, the "put back" feature (restoring files
# from trash) does *NOT* work.
if command -v trash &>/dev/null && trash | grep -Fq -- 'Ali Rantakari'; then
    alias trash='trash -F'
fi

if command -v nowplaying-cli &>/dev/null; then
    # `nowplaying-cli` prints the result in separate lines, so we `paste` it to
    # the same line;
    # YouTube often appends ` - Topic` to the artist's name, so we remove it;
    #
    # Example results:
    # ```
    # Monuments:Nefarious
    # Monuments:False Providence (feat. Mick Gordon)
    # Linkin Park:Don't Stay - Live In Texas
    # HEALTH:MAX: PANAMA
    # ```
    alias np="nowplaying-cli get artist title | paste -d':' - - | sed 's@ - Topic@@'"
fi