Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Trimming standard output with tr command
Wojtek Ryrych
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0 responses
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zsh, shell
Renamimg all files in a folder using the `mv` command
Jean-Rémy Duboc
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2 responses
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shell, command line, linux, folders
Open file in Quick Look from the terminal
Dale Wijnand
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0 responses
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shell, macosx
Browse and download conference videos from the command line.
Stephen Mariano Cabrera
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, cli, conferences
Sudo for aliases
v.petrov
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0 responses
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bash, sudo
find used port
daniel anggrianto
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0 responses
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shell, linux
Mine Data from Last.fm
Stephen Niedzielski
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0 responses
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bash, last.fm
ruboto
Ruurd Pels
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0 responses
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ruby, bash, ruboto
Log colouriser command line utility
Peter Hillerström
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0 responses
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python, logging, cli
Extract a .tar.bz2 File
Bui The Hoa
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0 responses
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bash, tar, bz2
Conver screencasts to animated gif
Thom Nichols
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0 responses
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bash, cli, screencast, image
Forgot to run a command as root?
Vinicius Souza
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0 responses
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terminal, sudo, bash
Tarball of files modified between two GIT commits
Jérémy
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0 responses
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shell, git, deploy, deployment
Speed test using shell
Jishnu
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0 responses
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shell, bash
Ghosts - A CLI app for hosts/httpd-vhosts creation ( WIP )
Constantine Kiriaze
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0 responses
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cli, mac, apache, hosts
Alias to strip comments from a file
Valcho Nedelchev
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0 responses
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shell, bash, alias, sh
Surround.vim
Nicolas Mussat
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0 responses
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php, vim
Bash function to translate redis commands to their pipelined equivalent
Ruiwen Chua
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0 responses
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bash, redis, redis pipeline
Bash function to easily lookup EC2 instances in one region
David Dossot
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0 responses
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ec2, aws, bash
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