Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
Git conflicts resolving helpers
Dmitriy Rozhkov
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merge, conflicts, git, bash
Distractless viewing rails logs with Rlog
Wojtek Ryrych
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vim, rails
Automatically change the OS X Login Window text
Mauro Barincelli
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python, shell, osx
Move symlinks to folder
HC
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script, move, bash, symlink
Quick convert Win new lines character in a dir
Łukasz Nośko
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shell, sed, unix
A bash alias for intermediate git users: gityank
Shakeel Mohamed
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git, bash, shell
Search your command history with CTL-R
Nate Lewis
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shell, history
pushd/popd
Alan Gonzalez
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shell, cmd
Open vi/vim on a specific line number
Mark McD ☠
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vim, cli, text, vi
Format JSON within VIM with node.js
xavier
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vim, json, node
daily rotating backups
borislav nikolov
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backup, bash
Find a symbol in multiple C++/C libraries (archives or shared libraries)
Hélder Vasconcelos
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c, shell, linux, bash
convert directory images to a new width
Cristián Maureira
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bash, convert
Converting files
Chris Perivolaropoulos
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bash, filenames, string substitution
Terminal Meta Goodness in iTerm
boB Rudis
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shell, bash, shortcut, iterm
Shell alias for getting the ip address of a docker container easily
Ganeshwara Herawan Hananda Putra
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shell, bash, zsh, docker
rm -r ./~ is way way different than rm -r ~
Prashanth Sadasivan
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ec2, ubuntu, bash
bash oneliner for a quick sitemap check
Anka Sirota
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curl, oneliner, awk, bash
Vim Splits
Matthew Phillips
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vim