Cheatsheet
A compact reference for the git, regex, ssh, curl and shell incantations that are easier to look up than remember.
Every word you type has to appear somewhere in the command, its description or its tags. Commands that start with what you typed come first, then commands that contain it, then tag and description hits. Click any row to copy the command.
Some commands are used often enough to matter and rarely enough to forget: undoing the last commit without losing work, rewriting a remote, forwarding a port over ssh, sending a file with curl. Looking them up costs a context switch every time.
This is that list, kept short on purpose. Each entry is the command and one line on what it does, filtered as you type, so it is quicker than opening a browser tab and much quicker than the man page.
What people open it for
- Recovering the git command for undoing a commit or amending a message
- Remembering ssh port-forwarding and key-copying syntax
- Finding the curl flags for headers, methods and file uploads
In the terminal
tools cheats
Every utility is also a command in the desktop's shell.