WeasyPrint
weasyprint.orgRender HTML and CSS into PDF from a command line or Python
Render HTML and CSS into PDF from a command line or Python
Turn repeatable operational procedures into jobs that run commands or workflows on selected nodes.
Run saved Postman collection tests from a terminal or CI pipeline, and lint API specifications.
PDF assembly through graphical and command-line tools
Windows batch converters with command-line support
GPG-encrypted password files managed from a shell
An extensible IDE for Ada and SPARK projects, with integrated editing, build, navigation, and debugging tools.
Search downloaded programming and framework documentation offline from a desktop reference library.
Build interactive terminal interfaces in Rust with reusable widgets and responsive layouts.
Run and manage OCI containers and pods from a command line, including in rootless mode.
Local command-line crypto tax calculations for UK reporting workflows
Describe a terminal walkthrough in a tape file and render it as a shareable recording.
Create compiled programs and reusable modules with Go's language and standard toolchain.
A Java-based load-testing application for exercising services and analyzing their performance under simulated traffic.
Generate a tags index of source-code definitions for navigation from a compatible editor or tool.
Build web pages and command-line programs with a general-purpose scripting language and interpreter.
Command-line tools for building and inspecting OpenType fonts.
Arm's embedded development suite combines µVision, Keil Studio, compilers and device software packs.
Inspect and transform JSON from a terminal with an interactive viewer and JavaScript queries.
Convert documents between Markdown, HTML, LaTeX, Word, and other markup and word-processing formats.
Author readable keyword-driven acceptance tests and run them from the command line with structured result reports.
Run a Python project's configured test and lint commands in isolated environment matrices.
Serve one file or a directory from a self-contained command