system_type=$(uname -s)

# aliases
alias more=less
alias mroe=more
alias tk=take
alias top10="print -l -- \${(o)history%% *} | uniq -c | sort -nr | head -n 10"
alias zsh-plugins="ls \$ZPLUGINDIR"
alias vi=nvim

# git aliases
alias g=git
alias gi=g
alias gg='g grep'
alias gs='g status'
alias gd='g diff'
alias ga='g add'
alias gap='ga -p'
alias gc='g commit'
alias gp='g push'

# YADM aliases
alias y="yadm"
alias ys="y status"
alias ysu="ys -u"
alias yg='y grep'
alias yd='y diff'
alias ya='y add'
alias yap='ya -p'
alias yc='y commit'
alias yp='y push'

# Homebrew aliases
alias b="brew"
alias bi="b info"
alias bin="b install"
alias bu="b uninstall"
alias brm="bu"
alias bs="b search"
alias bv="brew-visit" # a function defined elsewhere

# These depend on some installed packages, so just to be safe
alias ls="ls -F"
[[ "$(command -v lsd)" ]] && alias ls="lsd -F"
[[ "$(command -v bat)" ]] && alias cat="bat"
[[ "$(command -v htop)" ]] && alias top="htop"
[[ "$(command -v duf)" ]] && alias df="duf"

# Toggle hidden files in Finder
alias showhidden='defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE; killall Finder'
alias hidehidden='defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSE; killall Finder'

# For passing github token to gh
alias gh="op plugin run -- gh"

if [ "$system_type" = "Darwin" ]; then
	# Open iTerm from VS Code terminal
	# May refactor this to make the alias available in all non-iTerm terminals
	[ ! -v "$IN_VS_CODE_TERMINAL" ] && alias iterm="open -a iTerm"
fi

if [ -e "${0:a:h}"/aliases.local ]; then
	source "${0:a:h}"/aliases.local
else
	echo "$(pwd): Couldn't find aliases.local!"
	echo "Maybe: ${0:a:h}/aliases.local"
fi