macos - 自定义 zsh shell

Answer 1

To add ~/bin to your path:

1. First, we make the folder (if it isn't already made).

   mkdir ~/bin
   

2. Copy batcharge.py into ~/bin:

   cp batcharge.py ~/bin/batcharge.py
   

   (Obviously you'll want to do this from where-ever the batcharge.py script is located).

3. Check if ~/bin is in your path:

   echo $PATH | grep ~/bin
   

   This should come back with a line. If it does not, we shall add it:

   1. Open ~/.zshrc.

   2. At the end, add the line:

      export PATH=$PATH:~/bin
      

      This will add ~/bin to your $PATH.

   3. Close the terminal window, and re-open it. (Or open a new one).

   4. Type echo $PATH | grep ~/bin. This should now show a line (and you should see ~/bin at the end of the long-ish list of paths).

4. Now, we test: you should be able to type which batcharge.py and see that zsh knows where to find it. For example, type which batcharge.py in terminal, and you should see something like:

   /Users/simont/bin/batcharge.py
   

   Now we can type batcharge.py and see the script run :)