Reimplementation of Chris Lane's cheatsheet script in Go.
I'm mostly doing this as a means of learning Go as it seemed like a nice first project to start with.
Install: go get github.com/dufferzafar/cheat
Fetch cheatsheets: cheat fetch
Test: cheat show git
~/.cheatrc
- A JSON based config file which stores basic configuration.
cheat show git
- Show the git cheatsheet
cheat edit git
- Edit the git sheet. A new one will be created if it doesn't already exist.
cheat show git --copy 12
- Copy the 12th cheat from the sheet
cheat fetch
- When you feel like updating the sheets.
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Autocomplete commands and available cheats for bash and zsh
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Allow multiple cheat directories
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cheat fetch
command to fetch all the cheatsheets from a repo. -
Or execute a command by,
cheat git 12
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Colors on the AppHelpTemplate.
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User's favorite editor, with support for command line parameters.
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Wrap the output to a fit width? like 79 characters?
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Update cheat sheets from chris' repo,
cheat --update
for updating it the safe way, andcheat --update --force
for overwriting all the cheats with the downloaded version. -
Should grep support be added? or can that be achived by
grep
ping things?
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/chrisallenlane/cheat in Python
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/jahendrie/cheat in Bash
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/lucaswerkmeister/cheats in Bash
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/defunkt/cheat in Ruby
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/torsten/cheat in Ruby (single file)
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/arthurnn/cheatly in Ruby