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`zsh-abbr` has options to add, rename, and erase abbreviations; to add abbreviations for every alias or Git alias; to list the available abbreviations with or without their expansions; and to create aliases from abbreviations.
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`abbr` with no arguments is shorthand for`abbr --show`. `abbr ...` with arguments and no flags is shorthand for`abbr --add ...`.
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`abbr` with no arguments is shorthand for`abbr --list-commands`. `abbr ...` with arguments and no flags is shorthand for`abbr --add ...`.
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Abbreviations can also be manually renamed in the `ZSH_USER_ABBREVIATIONS_PATH`.
Show all the abbreviations available in the current session, along with their expansions. _**Show** does not take a scope._ Session abbreviations are marked `-S` and follow user abbreviations.
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List all the abbreviations available in the current session as commands. _**Show** does not take a scope._ Session abbreviations are marked `-S` and follow user abbreviations.
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```shell
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% abbr --add gcm git checkout master
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% abbr --add --session a apple
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% abbr --show # or `abbr` with no arguments
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% abbr --list-commands # or `abbr` with no arguments
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