From b06c69128ab0c8e5ebf4ef494e151e81e7c32490 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Jonas Smedegaard Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2017 16:47:12 +0200 Subject: Convert code spans to markdown. --- pocketHelp.md | 96 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------------ 1 file changed, 48 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-) (limited to 'pocketHelp.md') diff --git a/pocketHelp.md b/pocketHelp.md index 44c5278..36772b0 100644 --- a/pocketHelp.md +++ b/pocketHelp.md @@ -11,27 +11,27 @@ ## navigate the file tree -changing directory to dirname -cd dirname +changing directory to `dirname` +`cd dirname` move up a directory in the tree -cd .. +`cd ..` dont forget you can drag a folder in from the finder to get a path to that directory go back to the last directory I was in -cd - +`cd -` where am I? (present working directory) -pwd +`pwd` list what's in this directory -ls +`ls` now give me more information in the listing -ls -lah +`ls -lah` ssh to server -ssh user@domain.com +`ssh user@domain.com` --- @@ -40,25 +40,25 @@ ## find & open list all files recursively in subdomains -find . +`find .` -find all files with '.css' in the name -find . | grep .css +find all files with '`.css`' in the name +`find . | grep .css` -find the string 'prose' in the contents of all the files in this directory -grep -r "prose" . +find the string '`prose`' in the contents of all the files in this directory +`grep -r "prose" .` open a file as if you had double clicked it in the finder (mac only) -open filename +`open filename` open the current directory in the finder -open . +`open .` -make a directory called dirname -mkdir dirname +make a directory called `dirname` +`mkdir dirname` -create a file called filename if it doesnt exist or update last modified date if it does -touch filename +create a file called `filename` if it doesnt exist or update last modified date if it does +`touch filename` --- @@ -67,23 +67,23 @@ ## move, remove & copy move or rename a file or directory -mv oldname newname +`mv oldname newname` remove a file -rm filename +`rm filename` remove a directory and all its contents. BE VERY CAREFUL! you could easily delete everything! -rm -rf dirname +`rm -rf dirname` copy a file -cp oldfilename newfilename +`cp oldfilename newfilename` copy a directory and everything in it -cp -r olddirname newdirname +`cp -r olddirname newdirname` securely copy a file to / on a remote server -scp file user@domain.com: -you can also copy a directory using scp -r +`scp file user@domain.com:` +you can also copy a directory using `scp -r` --- @@ -92,28 +92,28 @@ ## subversion check out a repository to the current directory -svn co URL . +`svn co URL .` update local directory from repository -svn up +`svn up` are there new or modified files? -svn status +`svn status` add new files to the repository -svn add filename +`svn add filename` remove a file from subversion -svn remove filename +`svn remove filename` mark a previously conflicted file as resolved -svn resolved filename +`svn resolved filename` who changed what line number of this file -svn blame filename +`svn blame filename` commit all changes in this directory -svn commit -m "commit msg" +`svn commit -m "commit msg"` --- @@ -122,22 +122,22 @@ ## subversion & download is this directory checked out from svn? and where? -svn info +`svn info` show everything that has changed -svn diff +`svn diff` show what has changed in one file -svn diff filename +`svn diff filename` open text editor in order to specify which files to ignore from svn -svn propedit svn:ignore . +`svn propedit svn:ignore .` download a file to the current directory -wget URL +`wget URL` show the contents of a file in the terminal -curl URL +`curl URL` --- @@ -146,25 +146,25 @@ ## help & information run any command as root -sudo your-command-here +`sudo your-command-here` -get help for any command, eg svn -svn --help +get help for any command, eg `svn` +`svn --help` how long has this computer been on? -uptime +`uptime` what is the size of the current directory and all the contents -du -h +`du -h` cancel the command you were currently typing -ctrl + c +`ctrl + c` go to the beginning of the line in the terminal -ctrl + a +`ctrl + a` go to the end of the line in the terminal -ctrl + e +`ctrl + e` --- -- cgit v1.2.3