how to make a bash alias to a script in folder [duplicate]

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i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.



I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?



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    i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.



    I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?



    thx







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      i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.



      I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?



      thx







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      • In Bash, when to alias, when to script, and when to write a function?

        14 answers



      i have a pyton script that execute with python script.py when you are in the same folder.



      I want to know if it's possible to make a bash alias like alias script='command' to execute the script also when you are outside the same folder than the script?



      thx





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          I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :



          alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"


          and that's all.






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            I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :



            alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"


            and that's all.






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              I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :



              alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"


              and that's all.






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                up vote
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                I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :



                alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"


                and that's all.






                share|improve this answer














                I find it by myself you just have to make an alias like this :



                alias script="python /home/name/folder/script.py"


                and that's all.







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