Batch Script For CMD Terminal Environment Aliases In Windows

:: This install script does the following steps:
:: 1) Creates following files in %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\:
::      - env.cmd
::      - regenv.reg
:: 2) Runs regenv.reg
::
:: The result is that everything in env.cmd is run automatically each time a CMD terminal session is opened.
:: You can now add to env.cmd whatever aliases/quick commands (using doskey) you wish!


mkdir %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\

@echo Creating 'env.cmd' file...

@echo off
@echo @echo off > %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\env.cmd
@echo doskey mci=mvn clean install -DskipTests >> %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\env.cmd
@echo doskey mvn_versions=mvn versions:set -DnewVersion=$1 $T mvn versions:commit >> %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\env.cmd

@echo on
@echo Creating 'regenv.reg' file...
@echo off

@echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 > %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\regenv.reg
@echo [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor] >> %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\regenv.reg
@echo "AutoRun"="%%USERPROFILE%%\\dev\\env.cmd" >> %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\regenv.reg

@echo on
@echo Running 'regenv.reg' file...
regedit.exe /s %USERPROFILE%\\dev\\regenv.reg
@echo Env install finished successfuly !
pause