cheatshh is an interactive CLI meant for managing command line cheatsheets, written in shell script. Now you don’t have to remember CLI commands and just refer your cheatsheet. You can group commands and view their TLDR(or anyother) and MAN pages along with a custom description for the command.
Bookmarking let’s you save your command in the main preview despite them being present in a group. You can bookmark a command by pressing Enter and selecting Bookmark. Now you don’t need to find it in a group and access it in the main preview.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Comprehensive cheatsheets for various command-line utilities and tools.
- Easy-to-use interface for quickly accessing and executing commands, powered by fuzzy finder(fzf) and whiptail.
- Customizable cheatsheets and groups to suit your needs.
- TLDR(any more) and MAN pages visible in the preview.
- Easy to add, edit, delete commands & groups and play around.
- Bookmark commands to access them outside of group as well.
- Change configurations like colors, automatic man page display, usages of other cheatsheets like tldr, cheats.sh, etc.
Website: github.com/AnirudhG07/cheatshh
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Developer: Anirudh Gupta
License: Apache License 2.0
cheatshh is written in Bash. Learn Bash with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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