How do you run bash script as a command?

Question

I have a bash script, which I use for configuration of different parameters in text files in my wireless access media server.

The script is located in one directory, and

Answer 1

You can write a minimal wrapper in your home directory:

#!/bin/bash
exec /yourpath/yourfile.extension

And run your child script with this command ./NameOfYourScript

update: Unix hawks will probably say the first solution is a no-brainer because of the additional admin work it will load on you. Agreed, but on your requirements, my solution works :)

Otherwise, you can use an alias; you will have to amend your .bashrc

alias menu='bash /yourpath/menuScript.sh'