Bash utility for viewing, managing, and creating cheat sheets for developers and designers via git repositories. Cheat sheets are currently stored on Github fork and contribute!
Cheat was a great idea, however 'ch' aims to increase the quality of cheat sheets, as well as making them easy to find by keeping things nice and organized. View the Repo to see for your self, only quality cheat sheets are allowed, and are required to be named by topic to increase searchability.
- Very fast
- High quality, well organized, moderated cheat sheets
- Few dependencies (common now, you should have them (sed, git, etc))
- Self updating via
ch update self
- Instant cheat sheet updates via
ch update
- Tons of cheat sheets!
$ sudo make install
$ sudo make uninstall
Or if you do not wish to clone this repo:
$ cd /tmp && git clone http://github.com/dynaum/ch.git && cd ch && sudo make install
Output verbose help information for 'ch' :)
Outputs contents of the first sheet matching [sheet]. For example if the
cheat sheet 'css.properties.transitions.sheet' is available you may use ch transitions
,
ch css.properties.tran
, etc. As long as only one sheet matches it will open (or the first match).
Outputs the path(s) to [sheet] or all sheets
$ ch locate ruby
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/jedit_ruby_editor_plugin.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/radrails_ruby.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/ruby.$.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/ruby.keywords.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/ruby.mode_strings.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/ruby.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/ruby1line.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/rubydebug.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/rubyio.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/rubyprof.sheet
/Users/tjholowaychuk/.ch-sheets/textmate_ruby.sheet
Outputs a list of sheets matching [sheet] or all sheets
$ ch find ruby
radrails_ruby
ruby.$
ruby.keywords
ruby.mode_strings
ruby
ruby1line
rubydebug
rubyio
rubyprof
textmate_ruby
$ ch list
... shows everything
Read the exact <sheet> given. No globbing allowed here! This is useful when it is difficult to target the correct sheet due to short names. For example 'e' requires that you:
$ ch read e
Opens sheets matching [sheet] or all sheets in $EDITOR
Updates the cheat sheet repository to grab the latest changes.
Updates the 'ch' binary. clones the origin repository to /tmp/ch and sudo make installs automatically.
- Outputs the help information
Sometimes you want to quickly search for a specific chunk of the cheat sheet for example a specific css property, or selector. This can be done easily using grep
$ ch css | grep :empty
E:empty an E element, with no children (including text nodes)
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2009 TJ Holowaychuk <[email protected]>
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the 'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, an d/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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