How to create an abbreviated path to a file in macOS Terminal?

Question

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I apologize for the wording of the question
. I installed symfony cli, but it says that it does not find the symfony command, while /Users/admin/.symfony/bin/symfony runs fine. How not to prescribe the full path to the file each time when calling from the terminal?

Answer 1

Make a link to this file in the folder with executable files. For example, for linux in the /usr/local/bin folder or similar on MacOS.
To be like this: /usr/local/bin/symfony -> /Users/admin/.symfony/bin/symfony
Or install symfony globally

Answer 2

In my opinion, it would be most correct to add /Users/admin/.symfony/bin/ to $PATH
To do this, write the line in ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc:
export PATH=$PATH:/Users/admin/.symfony/bin
And make source ~/.bash_profile, or re-enter the terminal.