Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
Git remove deleted files
Mikkkee
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git, bash, xarg
Open current directory in Finder from terminal
Mattias Wadman
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terminal, osx, finder
Bash back function
Jacek Dominiak
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bash, function, back
Sudo for aliases
v.petrov
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bash, sudo
One-liner to get S3 bucket size
Simon Pantzare
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shell, s3, awk, aws
own ssh tunnel
Dezzpil
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mysql, ssh, db, tunnel
find used port
daniel anggrianto
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shell, linux
Be faster with your fingers at home row
Wojtek Ryrych
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shell, productivity
An opinionated minimalistic vim setup for any bare or unfamiliar server
Serge Bedzhik
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vim, cli, tool, server
Log colouriser command line utility
Peter Hillerström
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python, logging, cli
Open file in Quick Look from the terminal
Dale Wijnand
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shell, macosx
How to search same file with different case
Mauro Barincelli
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shell, linux, unix
Stick these two aliases in your .gitconfig to ease cleaning and updating your dev branches!
Dan Bennett
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alias, cli, development, branching
Speed test using shell
Jishnu
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shell, bash
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
gh: grep here
Thom Nichols
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bash, zsh, cli
Mine Data from Last.fm
Stephen Niedzielski
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bash, last.fm
Surround.vim
Nicolas Mussat
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php, vim
Browse and download conference videos from the command line.
Stephen Mariano Cabrera
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ruby, gem, cli, conferences