Hacking the Command Line
Unlock the power of the prompt with these one liners and hacks.
Colorize git
Daniel Puglisi
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2 responses
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git, cli
Speed up pushing to Github
Ravi Kotecha
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3 responses
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push, ssh, speed, git
Watch HTTP requests on any port with tcpflow
Scott Grogan
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0 responses
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http, network, tcp, bash
Prettify records with long columns in PostgreSQL shell
Stanislaw Pusep
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0 responses
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shell, psql, pager, postgresql
Bash get external IP!
Samar Panda
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3 responses
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ip, bash
Easy git completion in Mountain Lion
Kevin Rankin
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0 responses
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osx, homebrew, git, bash
Ubuntu: Kill port process
Alexander
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0 responses
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ubuntu, bash
Numbered List Ruby One-Liner
Mike Manewitz
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2 responses
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ruby, alias, shortcut, list
Forget the mouse when connecting to VPN
Andrew Thal
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2 responses
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shell, alias, vpn, applescript
PHP hashbang
Sam-Mauris Yong
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0 responses
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php, shell, osx, linux
my CtrlP configuration ;)
Nos
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0 responses
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vim, ctrlp
Download Chromium Nightly for Mac
Russell Smith
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1 response
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chrome, sh, mac, chromium
Getting text to reflow on window resize in gnome-terminal
Victor Bjelkholm
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0 responses
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gnome, terminal, linux, ubuntu
Pretty print JSON in your terminal
Christian Lizell
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0 responses
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python, terminal, command line, json
Vim - hiding carriage returns (^M)
Gregory Pakosz
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0 responses
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vim, .vimrc
Golang - All Known Implementations of An Interface In VIM
Ivan Sim
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0 responses
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vim, ivanhcsim, golang, go
PHPDoc and VIM
Alexander
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0 responses
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php, vim, phpdoc
Creating base64 test files
Trevor N. Suarez
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0 responses
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php, shell, test, unix
grep a directory recursively
Filippo Valsorda
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0 responses
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shell, grep, bash
Understand local, remote and dynamic SSH tunneling
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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ssh, unix, tunneling
Grabbing Timestamp Data from Logs
Jared Davis
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0 responses
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r, sed, grep, unix
Open in vim all files returned by a grep search
Rafael Bika
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0 responses
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shell, grep, vim
Autojump function in the fish shell
Adrian
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0 responses
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shell, bash, fish shell, auto jump
Truncating a list of files in CentOS
Dave Baker
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0 responses
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linux, centos, bash