cheat
The "cheat" command line tool is a community-driven project designed to provide brief, practical examples for different command-line tools, programming languages, and other technical subjects. It allows users to quickly access and browse through cheat sheets, which are concise reference guides containing important commands, syntax, and tips for specific tasks or tools.
Cheat sheets in the "cheat" tool are organized in different categories, such as programming languages, development tools, system administration, version control systems, and more. Each cheat sheet provides a collection of commands along with a brief description of their purpose and usage. Users can search for a specific cheat sheet or explore available categories to find relevant information.
The "cheat" tool also allows users to create and contribute their own cheat sheets, expanding the available knowledge base. It encourages collaboration and community participation by providing an easy way to share useful command-line knowledge with others.
Overall, "cheat" is a powerful command line tool that serves as a handy reference for a wide range of technical subjects, making it easier for users to find and remember essential commands and syntax in their day-to-day work.
List of commands for cheat:
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cheat:tldr:488ac cheat: Edit the cheat sheet for a command.$ cheat -e ${command}try on your machineexplain this command
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cheat:tldr:7e707 cheat: Search available the cheat sheets for a specified command name.$ cheat -s ${command}try on your machineexplain this command
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cheat:tldr:83601 cheat: Get the current cheat version.$ cheat -vtry on your machineexplain this command
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cheat:tldr:c09ce cheat: List the available cheat sheets.$ cheat -ltry on your machineexplain this command
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cheat:tldr:f30e7 cheat: Show example usage of a command.$ cheat ${command}try on your machineexplain this command