"A tool for bookmarking and tagging your favourite (and impossible to remember) shell commands", forked from dario2994.
New features brought by this fork:
- you can save commands spanning multiple lines (like code snippets);
- the retrieved commands are automatically copied into the clipboard;
- improved way in which commands are presented and selected by the user upon search.
Screenshot showing the prompt for choosing among different matching results:
- Clone the repository or just download the whole content in a folder on your pc.
- Execute in a shell 'sudo ./install.sh'.
Now you have installed bashelp. To remove bashelp just execute 'uninstall.sh'.
With
bashelp -ayou can interactively add a command to your shelf, then get it with
bashelp <command_tag>If you need to modify a command, use
bashelp -m <command_id>(the command id is shown by bashelp <command_tag>).
You can also remove commands with
bashelp -r <command_id>For further information you may use
bashelp -hor read the documentation in the manual
man bashelp