Similar project: http://tldr.sh
I use this all the time. It's very good.
It has clients in multiple languages, like
Unified access to the best community-driven cheat sheets repositories
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#12I like how this gives me access to succinct example usages of tools just enough to get me going or to jog my memory for how a certain tool works — without having to resort to using a browser and a search engine. curl cht.sh/find curl cht.sh/sed Like these.
If you're wondering where this tool gets its data from, have a look:
Re: Unified access to the best community-driven cheat sheets repositories
#13There's also a cheat sheet built into nearly every computer - it's called man pages.
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#14Would be nice to have an alfred or vscode plugin
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#15I like it. I also like the feature 'Freak_NL pointed out - quick memory-jogging examples for a command.
Speaking of those top-level queries, I've noticed some of them are reported as unknown, even though they then are suggested. Observe:
temporal@galactica~> curl cht.sh/lisp
Unknown topic.
Do you mean one of these topics may be?
* lisp/ 100
* elisp/ 89
* alias 67
EDIT: https://github.com/chubin/cheat.sh/issues/32. I need to kick the habit of writing HN comments first, then bug reports later :).
Re: Unified access to the best community-driven cheat sheets repositories
#16Similar project: http://tldr.sh
The cheat sheet project also takes data from tldr.
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#17Wow I love the idea. Will try it out today. Could be a time saving pal when switching to topics you are not working on every day.
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#18There's also a cheat sheet built into nearly every computer - it's called man pages.
This is true but they are often long and complicated and aren't always conducive to quick solutions or refreshing memories of a useful combination of arguments.
It is good to have both.
Re: Unified access to the best community-driven cheat sheets repositories
#19There's also a cheat sheet built into nearly every computer - it's called man pages.
Sure, but some are very short, and others are very long and impenetrable. I like ones with examples. A better option is often "foo -h".
Re: Unified access to the best community-driven cheat sheets repositories
#20There's also a cheat sheet built into nearly every computer - it's called man pages.
those are hard to be considered cheat sheets... extensive reference documentation, maybe, but "command --help" is more similar to a cheat sheet than "man command"