Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
colorfull bash prompt with git branch
Konrad Merz
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shell, git, bash
Alias Your Compass Init
Mike Wille
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bash, compass
One-line HTTP server
Todd
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shell, bash
Tail multiple files in same time (shell)
George
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shell, linux
Remove 5 last modified files on bash
Juan Diego Gonzales
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shell, bash, command line, linux
Why I stopped worrying about task runners/build tools
Rodrigo Dumont
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shell, .net, automation
Your Twitter Status Timeline on Linux Terminal
Hélder Vasconcelos
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ruby, shell, terminal
zsh completions
Yuri Artemev
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zsh, console, terminal, autocomplete
prettify json input
oleksii iepishkin
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0 responses
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python, shell, bash, avro
Paste code into Vim
Michiel
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vim, code, paste, indenting
Drop git changes with a confirm
Mike Piccolo
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git, bash
When copy-paste betrays
Chris Perivolaropoulos
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shell, unicode
Multiple SSH Private Keys
Tom Lea
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0 responses
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osx, ssh
Updating the PATH on the OSX CLI
Jinn Koriech
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, osx, profile
Quick search in Vim
padawin
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vim, search, command
using regex in vim subtitute command
Travis Brack
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regex, vim
get *.file's crc
KOIZUMI teruaki
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shell
Webcam picture on every git commit
Simon
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bash, git, webcam
List git branches
Alexey Alekhin
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shell, git
Display the top ten running processes sorted by memory usage
Don Johnson
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shell, terminal, bash
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