cheat
cheat allows you to create and view interactive cheatsheets on the command-line. It was designed to help remind *nix system administrators of options for commands that they use frequently, but not frequently enough to remember.
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Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
- Resolves #483
- Resolves #484
- Fixes minor error logging issue in
--searchpath - Makes trivial
docoptcopy changes - Bumps version to
3.1.0
Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
- Updates dependencies
- Updates build scripts to keep
vendordir up-to-date
Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
Resolves an issue whereby background colors were written to the terminal output when colorization was applied. (#498)
Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
- Deprecates the
tj/frontdependency due to licensing concerns
upstream - Repairs previously broken
configunit-tests
Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
- Resolves #474 (fails to resolve cheatpath symlinks)
- Resolves #492 (fails to ignore dotfiles)
- Corrects several typos in CLI interface and configs
- Introduces
fishautocompletion scripts
Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
Bugfix: cheat no longer colorizes output when writing to a non-TTY.
Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
- Dependencies are now managed via Go modules
- Executable sizes have shrunk as a side-effect of updating to Go 1.13
Published by chrisallenlane almost 5 years ago
Re-implemented cheat from scratch in Go.