shortcuts
Shortcuts is a command line tool used in various operating systems, including Windows and UNIX-like systems. It allows users to create keyboard shortcuts for executing commands or opening specific files or directories.
With Shortcuts, users can streamline their workflow by assigning a custom key combination to trigger a particular action or command, thereby saving time and effort. These shortcuts can be created for both built-in and user-defined commands.
Shortcuts also provides flexibility in specifying the desired folder or file to open. Users can create shortcuts to directly open a specific directory or launch a specific file with a single keystroke.
In addition to execution shortcuts, this tool also supports navigation shortcuts, allowing users to quickly traverse through directories or switch between opened command line windows.
Shortcuts can be easily customized and managed by the user, providing a convenient way to organize and access frequently used commands or files.
Overall, the Shortcuts command line tool is a powerful utility that enhances productivity, efficiency, and convenience for command line users by offering the ability to create and utilize keyboard shortcuts.
List of commands for shortcuts:
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shortcuts:tldr:41cf3 shortcuts: Print all shortcuts.$ shortcuts listtry on your machineexplain this command
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shortcuts:tldr:6a67b shortcuts: Open the specified shortcut (`Count holidays`) in the Shortcuts editor.$ shortcuts view "${Count holidays}"try on your machineexplain this command
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shortcuts:tldr:86506 shortcuts: Print all shortcut folders.$ shortcuts list --folderstry on your machineexplain this command
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shortcuts:tldr:d94b1 shortcuts: Run the specified shortcut (`Count holidays`).$ shortcuts run "${Count holidays}"try on your machineexplain this command