Try ls -a ~ to see what you have in your home directory - there is probably a . Profile file in there.
No . Profile file.. – Saurabh Nov 15 at 17:49 Do nano ~/. Profile then ;-) – halfer Nov 15 at 21:38.
To be honest I had poor experience in mac osx , but I am ubuntu user 1-I would suppose you had zend framework installed in : /home/saurabh/ZendFramework/ so the zf. Sh would be in /home/saurabh/ZendFramework/bin/zf. Sh let's try to symblink it to bin directory by executing this command ln -s /home/saurabh/ZendFramework/bin/zf.Sh /home/saurabh/bin/zf if this command ran with no error you should be able to run this command zf from any where in your mac and you should see the zf command line menu 2- zend framework doc framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.tool.f... 3-another useful resource : zendcasts.com.
As . Bash_profile was not there I created my own! By - sudo nano ~.
/bash_profile and created a alias in it for zf. Sh file - aliaszf=/usr/local/ZendFrameworkCli/bin/zf. Sh and boom!
I tested this by running this command - zf show version and it worked perfectly... Many thanks to @tawfekov and @halfer.
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