Search results

Search command-line cheatsheets and fill command arguments interactively.

Run interactive shell sessions and automate command-line tasks with the Bourne Again SHell.

Install Python command-line applications into isolated environments or run them once without a permanent install.

Work with files and command output as structured records and tables in a cross-platform shell.

The Dart SDK supplies libraries and command-line tools for Dart web, server, and command-line apps.

Build composable Python command-line interfaces from decorated functions.

Build Go command-line apps with subcommands, flags, generated help, and shell completion.

Run JavaScript outside the browser for servers, command-line tools, and application scripts.

Run a chosen command when watched files change, without tying the watcher to one language.

Search shell history with command context, and optionally sync it across machines with encryption.

Add interactive choices, prompts, and terminal styling to shell scripts without writing Go code.

A TAP-compliant test framework for checking Bash scripts and command-line programs.

Manage plain-text task lists from the shell with a simple and extensible command-line tool.

Use cryptographic libraries and command-line tools to work with TLS, certificates, and related standards.

Command-line PDF processing with bookmarks, metadata, and layout

Encrypt files or streams with explicit recipients and a small command-line interface.

Format and lint web-project files with a shared command-line toolchain.

Query and update YAML, JSON, XML, and other structured data from the command line.

Filter, extract, and transform JSON from the command line using a compact query language.

Manage a structured to-do list from the command line with projects, priorities, tags, and reports.

Inspect, reshape and query tabular files from a composable command-line toolkit.

Filter a list interactively with fuzzy matching from the command line or a shell workflow.

Keep project commands in a small, cross-platform justfile and run them by name.

Find files by name or type with a compact command-line alternative to `find`.