Bash tips you will reuse
JSON pretty-print bash alias
Christian Joudrey
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0 responses
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python, json, bashrc, bash
Rails' alias_method_chain for Bash
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Exponential Backoff in Bash
Phil Smith
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Extracting archives from the terminal easily
Kristian Andersen
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4 responses
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shell, bash
[Shell] Quickly post something to Octopress
Shu Yang Quek
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0 responses
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shell, octopress, bash
Bash Prompt Builder
Marc Hibbins
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1 response
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unix, git, bash
Bash alias for last rails migration
Shane Gibbons
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1 response
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rails, bash
Customize your command line prompt!
JD Isaacks
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0 responses
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terminal, osx, command line, bash
Better ack pager
Lincoln de Sousa
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0 responses
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ack, pager, bash, less
Use color grep and ls
Marc Hibbins
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0 responses
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shell, grep, bash
Quickly create a file backup
Marc Hibbins
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2 responses
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shell, bash
Handy cd aliases
Marc Hibbins
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0 responses
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bash
cd to home alias
Marc Hibbins
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0 responses
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bash
Exclude directory from grep, e.g. .git, .svn
Marc Hibbins
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3 responses
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shell, grep, bash
creating a self-extracting-archive installer script
Gino Lucero
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2 responses
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shell, linux, unix, bash
Remove remote merged branches
Enrique Vidal
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2 responses
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git, bash
Turnip Helper, Part 2
Ryland Herrick
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0 responses
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ryalnd, rails, helper, turnip
Turnip Helper
Ryland Herrick
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2 responses
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ryalnd, rails, helper, turnip
generate date based filenames
Mike Taylor
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0 responses
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shell, date, bash
Batch Rename Files In Bash
Sean
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0 responses
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bash
Print the process 'forest'
Paolo Di Tommaso
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0 responses
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shell, linux, bash
Bash: regex greediness trick for complex enclosing patterns
Kiyoshi Murata
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0 responses
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regex, greediness, bash
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