RhetTbull, 4 months ago to macos

#macOS #cli developers: created a neat #mac CLI tool you want to distribute? I've created a new #python tool AppleCrate that helps you easily and quickly generate a native macOS installer for your apps (not just python apps--works with a binary). Try it out here: https://github.com/RhetTbull/applecrate

thestrangelet, 4 months ago to linux

None of the GUI journalling apps on Linux strike my fancy. jrnl + vim is pretty great though. #Linux #CLI #journaling #writing

davidbisset, 4 months ago to wordpress

#WordPress folks:

Quick and Dirty WP CLI
https://salferrarello.com/quick-and-dirty-wp-cli/

via @salcode

#CLI

mwop, 4 months ago to til

#til Delta is a great tool for visualizing diffs, particularly when used with git: https://dandavison.github.io/delta/introduction.html

#git #cli

larsmb, 4 months ago to linux

I love how there's absolutely no complete documentation of the various error counters for ethtool -S available, that makes debugging a network connection such a joy.

rx_address_errors? rx_rxf_ov_drop_packets?

GOOD LUCK, peasant

Feels just like 1993 again.

#Linux #CLI

kyonshi, 4 months ago to random

Ohhh, an inventory for the command line.

I love that idea.

https://github.com/mothdotmonster/inventory

#cli #commandline

bloody_albatross, 4 months ago to programming

I'd love to write #CLI programs in a statically typed #programming language for a living. Is there a home office #job opening like that in #Austria? #Rust #Linux

ramikrispin, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago) to vim

TIL about neovim, a code editor. Does anyone use it? Any feedback? What are the use cases? It seems to be somewhere between vim and VScode.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4OyfL5o7DU&

#cli #vim #newvim

donwatkins, 4 months ago to linux

Top 5 mistakes every new Linux terminal user makes – Both.org https://www.both.org/?p=3737 #terminal #linux #cli

aeveltstra, 4 months ago to jenkins

Arbitrary file execution vulnerability in #Jenkins #CICD #CLI:

https://github.com/gquere/pwn_jenkins/blob/master/README.md#jenkins-cli-arbitrary-read-cve-2024-23897-applies-to-versions-below-2442-and-lts-24263

#pentesting #cybersecurity #cve

aev, 4 months ago to jenkins

Arbitrary file execution vulnerability in #Jenkins #CICD #CLI:

https://github.com/gquere/pwn_jenkins/blob/master/README.md#jenkins-cli-arbitrary-read-cve-2024-23897-applies-to-versions-below-2442-and-lts-24263

#pentesting #cybersecurity #cve

pwa, 4 months ago to linux German

Hat jemand einen kleinen CLI-Trick um schnell herauszufinden ob ein PDF OCR'd ist? Also einen... Text-Layer enthält, in dem was sinnvolles (oder sagen wir, mehr als einzelne Buchstaben) drin steht?

#linux #cli #pdf #ocr

scy, 4 months ago to memes

Thing that I wish existed: A command-line meme generator. Something that you could call like

memgen --template tintin-wednesday bubble2="Captain, it's Monday"

or

memegen -t surprised-pikachu label=CEO

or

memegen -t 3-spider-men head1=file:tobey.jpg head2=file:andrew.jpg head3=file:tom.jpg

Templates can be downloaded as separate packages (usually with more than one template) or created by the user. Text & images can also be placed manually using coordinates.

#CommandLine #CLI #memes

fab, 4 months ago to RaspberryPi

I made a CLI status screen on my raspberry pi.

It shows (for now):

• If my local/remote servers and services are up
• wttr.in weather report
• A figlet clock
• My Astrobotany plant
• Placeholder: Asciiquarium
• Placeholder: cmatrix

I'm not sure what to else to put on, maybe a calendar, emails or todo list - still work in progress.

Does anybody else have such a thing? Please show me.

#RaspberryPi #CLI #Commandline

nucliweb, 4 months ago to random

10 amazing Rust-based CLI tools

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICU6XUzqg-U by @adib_hanna

#CLI #CommandLine #CLITools

juandesant, 4 months ago to MacAutomation

Even better than my previous toot, you can get the names of the running processes for a given architecture with:

osascript -e 'tell application "System Events" to return name of processes whose architecture is "x86_64”’

You can change “x86_64” to ”arm64” for native Apple Silicon processes.

And if you prefer to get process IDs, you can change name of processes to unix id of processes.

#AppleScript #Rosetta #Arm64 #x86_64 #macOS #CLI

bonoky, 4 months ago to linux

OK all you command line warriors, tell me this. Without using the mouse, how do I get the cursor away from the command line to copy something displayed earlier in the terminal. I know how to scroll the window but I need to be able to move the cursor to copy some text. I’ve searched high and low for a solution but so far been unable to get one. Surely command line terminals existed before mice were invented.
#cli #terminal #linux

_newick, 4 months ago to linux French

I now prefer bat 🦇 over cat 🐈 . #cli #linux

rugk, 4 months ago to linux

Ever wanted that fancy #asciinema for your #CLI tools? But you found it to annoying to (re)-record when sth. changed?

Found https://github.com/k9withabone/autocast, which automates this process and produces a nice asciinema output. #linux

changelog, 4 months ago to golang

A simple, powerful library for building interactive forms and prompts in the terminal #golang #terminal #cli #charm

🔗 https://github.com/charmbracelet/huh

video/mp4

alexelcu, 4 months ago to programming

"Update NextDNS with a Scala CLI script"

Today I was reminded how awesome Scala is for scripting, via Scala CLI. And it goes beyond having “batteries included”.

https://alexn.org/blog/2024/01/10/update-nextdns-with-a-scala-cli-script/

#Scala #CLI #Snippet #Shell

ebel, 4 months ago to random

TIL git checkout --merge.
It switched git branches, and if you have local modifications, it applies them after checkout. Kinda like “autostash”

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-checkout/en#Documentation/git-checkout.txt---merge
#git #cli

boilingsteam, 5 months ago to linux

Harlequin: SQL IDE for Your Terminal: https://github.com/tconbeer/harlequin #linux #foss #sql #ide #harlequin #terminal #cli

pydemullenheim, 5 months ago to random

I was looking for functions that allow providing "beautiful" messages to the user when using #rstats package functions. I have discovered #cli and just figured out that this package is used in all the cool packages (devtools, usethis) I am using to develop my own package ^^. If like me you did not know all the possibilities of the #cli package, it may be well worth the read: https://github.com/r-lib/cli

jamiefdhurst, 5 months ago to Bash

Whenever I need to create a quick #cli script (and I can't easily do it in #bash or #zsh) without tests and for ease, I'll typically use #python. I've spotted others doing the same in #nodejs, #php, etc. Does everyone go back to the language they're most familiar with in these scenarios?