Closed chubin closed 3 years ago
@terminalforlife Now we have only several cheat sheets in subdirectories, that are to be fixed, and the rest is done
Oh my Lord. I'm impressed! Thought it would take much longer. Lol Sorry I've not committed much in the last couple of days. I've been working on apt-history (early video of it here) and this video, similar to what you asked about elsewhere on your GitHub. Plus, I think I needed a bit of a break after staring at lenchk for ages. Lol
BTW, random question: is there a way to omit the colors when working with cheat.sh? Because I'd love to write a terminal front-end to the site, with some extra features, but those escape sequence type things are a pain to parse.
It is an interesting tool. I think it can be very useful when it is needed to see what dependencies were installed for some new project, during a iterative "configure — compile — install dependencies — repeat " session, after the installation is finally finished. At least, I missed tool like that. (by the way, does it have a cheat sheet?)
Regarding switching colors off: sure, just use the ?T
option:
curl cht.sh/cp?T
Wow! It was so simple to do. Thanks!
And no, apt-history doesn't have a cheat sheet, but I can add one.
curl cht.sh/:help
for more options
I'd like to check something with you. If you're not okay with it, then I'll respect your wishes. Would you be okay with my writing and distributing a program which directly uses (parses) the files stored within your cheat.sheets repository? It's such a good resource, and I'd like to offer an alternative to the cheat.sh web interface. I would of course be only too happy to make it clear where the 'sheets' comes from. ;)
Also, the program (that is, files on my end; within whichever repository I wind up using on my GitHub account) would be under GPL3.0, if you give me the all-clear.
Sure! Just feel free to use it. As soon as the program is done, don’t forget to add a cheat sheet for it :)
Thank you! You're a star. It's just an idea I have in mind, but now that you've given me the go-ahead, I can plan and get writing.