Hacking the command line
One liners and shell tricks that make the prompt feel like home.
Substituting last command argument in zsh
Wojtek Ryrych
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zsh, shell
OS X: Determine which apps are using the internet
Jeff Tilson
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terminal, osx, bandwidth
"tee" directs output to stdout and also to a file
Daniel Reis
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bash, terminal, log, linux
Useful Bash Command
MacKittipat
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bash
a gemset per project shortcut
antonio lorusso
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ruby, shell, zsh
diff output of commands
Neil B
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zsh, diff
Quickly switch between Git branches
Baptiste Fontaine
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bash, git
Test simple a temas de Plymouth
zoek
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shell, plymouth
How to add swap file to ec2 instance
Djalma Araújo
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swap, bash, ec2
clean /tmp on bash logout
fibo
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bash, tmp, logout
easy CHANGELOG.md maker
Carlos Suarez Fontalvo
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bash, git
Simple LOC (lines of code) report
Ezequias Dinella
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0 responses
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php, shell, nodejs, stats
Change location of cursor in terminal
max
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terminal
Sane PATH building while reloading .profile
Jonathan Freedman
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shell, dotfiles, bash
Vim commandline filter
Shahmir Javaid
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vim, commanline
Forgot the name of your branch?
Stephen Binns
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shell, git
cd into whatever is the forefront Finder window
Rodolfo Ovalles
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shell, terminal, mac
Bash tab complete ignorecase
Mat Cauthon
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shell, linux, bash
Select certain types from Array
Dinesh Vasudevan
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ruby, grep
Create parent working directory with date
rw
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shell, zsh, zstat
Create random Password in Command Line
Diego Paladino
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cli, random, password
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