Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
^R ssh ENTER is very useful - save time with history search
Johannes Lundberg
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shell, bash, terminal
Search and Replace Command Line
Matt Helm
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shell, linux
quick syntax checking for vim :w
Jon Lauters
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vim, syntax checking
Bash back function
Jacek Dominiak
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bash, function, back
Zero a file w/bash
Aaron Kaufman
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bash
An opinionated minimalistic vim setup for any bare or unfamiliar server
Serge Bedzhik
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vim, cli, tool, server
HTML to Markdown pipeline
James Duncombe
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shell, html, markdown
Shell: Print any column using awk fast
yachi
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fish, bash, zsh, awk
Git remove deleted files
Mikkkee
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git, bash, xarg
Bash: Process Substitution
Matthias Bartelt
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bash, process substitution
How to search same file with different case
Mauro Barincelli
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shell, linux, unix
gh: grep here
Thom Nichols
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bash, zsh, cli
Open current directory in Finder from terminal
Mattias Wadman
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terminal, osx, finder
Trimming standard output with tr command
Wojtek Ryrych
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zsh, shell
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