How do I list the functions defined in my shell?

Question

I can type alias to show a list of all the aliases.

But for functions, all I can do is grep my .bash_profile.

That only gets the ones in that fi

Answer 1

Bash shell script specific answer

(because this question was marked as a duplicate of this one)

If you have functions exported in your shell a called script will see them. But luckily, they get marked as such.

Copy-Pasta Demo script

#!/bin/bash
foo(){ :;}; bar(){ :;}; baz(){ :;}; export -f foo bar

export -pf

bash -c $'spam(){ :;}; \
echo "RAW:"; \
declare -pF; \
echo "FILTERED:"; \
declare -pF | awk \'$2 !~ /x/{print$3}\''

Transcript in Bash

/tmp $ foo(){ :;}; bar(){ :;}; baz(){ :;}; export -f foo bar

/tmp $ export -pf
bar ()
{
    :
}
declare -fx bar
foo ()
{
    :
}
declare -fx foo

/tmp $ bash -c $'spam(){ :;}; echo "RAW:"; declare -pF; echo "FILTERED:"; declare -pF | awk \'$2 !~ /x/{print$3}\''
RAW:
declare -fx bar
declare -fx foo
declare -f spam
FILTERED:
spam