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Git Commands is a reference page listing main Git commands with short explanations, covering starting a repository, checking status, undoing changes, managing branches and orphan branches. The page is available in English and Portuguese.
Commands is a video tool for encoding, conversion, repair, playback, editing, or processing workflows.
GitHub CLI is a command-line tool that brings GitHub workflow functions to the terminal, including commands for issues, pull requests, releases and repositories. The page lists sample commands and describes it as scriptable, customizable and enterprise-ready, positioned as an alternative to context switching.
Interactive Git cheatsheet that categorizes commands based on what they affect. The page presents commands for the workspace, index, local repository and upstream repository, including status, diff, add, commit, checkout, reset, merge and rebase.
Magit is a text-based user interface to Git that runs inside Emacs. It runs Git commands in the background and makes visible output actionable, and users can see which commands are run.
cliget is a Firefox addon that generates curl, wget or aria2 commands for downloading login-protected files from the command line. The generated commands emulate browser requests by sending the same cookies, user agent string and referrer. It is intended for downloading email attachments, purchased software or media, and source code from private repositories to a remote server without downloading files locally first.
Topgrade is a fork of topgrade by r-darwish that detects which package managers and tools are in use and runs the appropriate update commands. It is written in Rust under a GPL-3.0 license and available through multiple installation channels, including cargo, Homebrew, Winget and package repositories. Custom commands can be defined in the configuration file.
Oh Shit, Git!?! is a page of plain-English explanations for common Git mistakes, such as committing to the wrong branch, needing to change the last commit message, or undoing changes to a file. Each situation is paired with Git commands, including git reflog and git commit --amend, and notes that public commits should not be amended.
Oh My Git! is an open source game about learning Git. It visualizes the internal structures of Git repositories in realtime and includes a custom-designed playing card interface, plus an integrated terminal where players can execute arbitrary Git commands. It focuses on interacting with remotes and workflows for multiple repositories. Binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows are downloadable from itch.io.
Opengist is a self-hosted pastebin powered by Git, described as an open-source alternative to GitHub Gist. Snippets are stored in a Git repository and can be read or modified with standard Git commands or through a web interface. It supports public, unlisted and private snippets, Git operations over HTTP or SSH, and Docker deployment.
Opengist is an open-source, self-hosted pastebin powered by Git. Snippets are stored in Git repositories and can be managed with standard Git commands or a web interface. It supports public, unlisted, and private snippets, multiple files per snippet, revisions and diffs, syntax highlighting, and login through OAuth2 providers, LDAP, and passkeys. It is written in Go and can run as a single binary, Docker image, or Kubernetes deployment, backed by SQLite, PostgreSQL, or MySQL.
Terminal Guide offers guides and tutorials for learning Linux commands, Git, and shell scripting. It covers categories including Get Started, Linux, Git, Shell, and Tools. Featured articles include a grep command guide, a Git cheatsheet, and shell basics.
The VIA Web Application is a tool for keyboard customization and configuration. It allows users to get VIA support for their keyboards, set up local development, and use useful commands. The project is hosted on GitHub and aims to be a companion for keyboard enthusiasts.
Awesome for One Liner is an open-source curated list project hosted on GitHub. It compiles useful commands for creating Unix shell one-liners, including references to utilities such as moreutils, dateutils, and uniutils.
cheat.sh is a cheat sheet resource available on GitHub. It provides quick reference information and includes a command-line client named cht.sh. The project aims to offer concise documentation for various commands and programming topics.
clifm is a shell-like command-line terminal file manager. It is a software project hosted on GitHub. The tool offers a file management interface that resembles a shell, allowing users to navigate and manipulate files via commands.
A GitHub Gist collecting useful commands for the FFmpeg command line tool. It covers basic conversion, remuxing an MKV file into MP4, high-quality encoding with the crf and preset parameters, trimming with and without re-encoding, muxing video and audio from another video, the concat demuxer, delaying audio or video, and burning subtitles.
Gut is a user-friendly Git command-line client for Windows, macOS and GNU/Linux, built with Golang. It provides commands such as Save, Ignore, Revert, Undo and Sync, and is fully compatible with Git, allowing switching between the two. It saves credentials in the system keychain and can use GitHub or GitLab to diff changes.
Modern Unix is a collection of modern, faster and saner alternatives to common Unix commands. The repository lists command-line tools including bat, a cat clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration, and ripgrep, described as an extremely fast alternative to grep that respects gitignore. It also covers tools for file listing, git and diff viewing, directory navigation and system monitoring.
Guides is a GitHub repository holding a collection of succinct guides. Topics include setting environment variables, avoiding accidental file deletion, installing npm packages globally without sudo on macOS and Linux, running a Node.js server alongside Apache on Linux, launching an app at startup on macOS, using npm through a corporate proxy, running Docker commands without sudo on Linux, and backing up app settings on macOS. The work is published under a public domain dedication.
WebUI (borg-ui) is an open-source project hosted on GitHub that provides a graphical web interface for Borg Backup. It enables users to create, schedule, and restore backups without using the complex terminal commands required for standard Borg Backup operation.
Aeromancy is an open-source GitHub repository hosted by quant-aq. It is a framework designed to support reproducible artificial intelligence and machine learning workflows. The project includes documentation, resources for common development commands, and was featured at the SciPy 2024 conference.
Discorch is a TypeScript and Go project for browsing Discord history and requesting message deletions. The README describes choosing between following Discord's terms or using automated deletion. Development requires Node.js 18+ and pnpm, with commands to install dependencies, start a development server and build for production. It is licensed under AGPLv3.
E2B is an open-source, secure environment built with real-world tools for use with enterprise-grade AI agents. The project's GitHub repository includes documentation for installing the E2B SDK, obtaining an API key, and running sandboxed environments to execute commands. The repository accepts community contributions.
