#CLI
Patricia Goh, CEO, SEA Investment, #CLI shared her insights on the dynamics of #realestate #investment at the @ULIAsiaPacific #Investment Forum 2023, highlighting the benefits of investing in the #logistics asset class & leveraging local partners for operational capabilities.
Just a handy command-line tool
'Here, this Android app will do the trick on your mobile phone. Just access the output via your cloud. Super easy!'
'Yes, but I bet there is a 20 year old command line tool without proper documentation to archive the same :sickmeme: '
'...'
Simon_Treacy, CEO of #PERE, #CLI shared his views on where #realestate investment opportunities lie in the wake of global economic changes & CLI’s strategy in the dynamic #APAC region at the @UrbanLandInst #AsiaPacific Summit. https://bit.ly/CLI_CapitalMarkets
💡 TIP: Discard changes recently made to a file in your git repository
cd REPOSITORY
git checkout -- docs/README.rst
🕷️📽️Step into the Spider-Verse with #CapitaLand's latest collaboration with @SonyPictures across its shopping malls in China! From exclusive film merchandise to extraordinary installations, join in the web of excitement and embark on an adventure like no other! #SpiderVerse #CLI
Patrick Boocock, CEO, #PrivateEquity #AlternativeAssets, #CLI, provided insights on debt opportunities in the current economic cycle, #PrivateCredit investment opportunities & CLI’s deal structuring capabilities at the @UrbanLandInst #AsiaPacific Summit. https://bit.ly/CLI_PrivateCredit
Ich habe vor einiger Zeit mal ein CLI-Tool gesehen, was im Sinne von Modern Linux das bessere PGP ist. Gerade im Bezug auf die hierarchische Darstellung von Keys. Ich find es aber nicht mehr… kann jemensch helfen? #help #modernLinux #cli #pgp
I realised something important today. Encrypted #ZFS datasets will not automatically be sent encrypted with `zfs send`. To ensure the destination receives the dataset in encrypted form, you need to include the send option `w` or `--raw` for a raw stream. The same applies when using #Syncoid, which I'm now happily relying on for snapshots and scheduled #backups.
💡 TIP: If you have another user set up on your Linux PC running xorg, here's a quick way to launch any graphical application from that other account on your GNOME desktop i.e. without switching or logging out:
xhost + && ssh otheruser@localhost DISPLAY=unix:0.0 signal-desktop
Also see the "pkexec" command
" #CLI tricks every #developer should know "
https://github.blog/2023-04-26-cli-tricks-every-developer-should-know/
hey, all blind people.
what client for macOS, for mastodon, do you recommend?
I want new features, so semaphore and the lag behind even the older cake is out too.
it needs to be free, as I am paying my cash to my brother for a new phone, so nada for buying shit until 2024
I can even use #cli interfaces, if they are clean and simplistic enough.
you are the hero if you'll find a perfect client for me.
I'm not a fan of terminal music players, I haven't gotten used to using them. But Tori is simple and easy to use and I would say that even novice GNU/Linux users would feel comfortable with it. It supports both local files and urls and you can also create playlists.
My crappy netbook has a new default music player.
Coming up empty, but does anyone know if there's a #k9s like tool for AWS ECS? #cli #devops #containers
Disk Space Analysis Made Easy: Understanding df and du Commands in Linux #Linux #Diskusage #Diskspace #Linuxcommands #Linuxhowto #Linuxbasics #ducommand #dfcommand #Commandline #CLI
https://ostechnix.com/understanding-df-and-du-commands-in-linux/
How to get Windows PC specific Model information
https://techdirectarchive.com/2018/06/21/using-cli-to-get-computer-specific-model-information/
#Cli, #Command-lineInterface, #CommandPrompt, #Commands, #Computer-specificModelInformation, #GetDeviceInformation, #MicrosoftWindows, #ModelInformation, #Windows, #Windows10, #WindowsServer
My newest article. I want to share a few commands that have proved to be useful over the years, enjoy these little tips, they will enchance your productivity.
There seems to be a distinct lack of #CLI tools to #diff #binary files. Sure I can
diff -u <(hexdump -C a) <(hexdump -C b)
but that falls apart as soon as the change is, say, inserting 5 bytes into the middle of the file.
The best thing I found was
radiff2 -du a b
which doesn’t look particularly readable, but can at least handle such a case. The -ss, -c & -r options might be useful, too.
There’s also
xdelta3 -e -s a b | xdelta3 printdelta
Haven’t found a nice viewer for either though.
I’m looking for an open-source tool to write loop points into #WAV files, for #looping a section of the audio contained in the file.
By now I know that these are stored as #RIFF `smpl` chunks (see https://www.recordingblogs.com/wiki/sample-chunk-of-a-wave-file for the binary structure), and I could generate the binary data myself, but I need a tool to write the chunk into an existing file. #CLI preferred, or a #Python library.
#Exiftool & the #libsndfile tools can’t.
#Linux #audio #musicproduction #sampling #DAW #askFedi :BoostOK:
Bye Bye Swagger and Postman — Built-in Rest Client of VS 2022
"the use of .http files provides below advantages compared to tools such as Postman and Swagger. I believe it’s worth giving it a try." -- #AtakanKorez
Just published Kitten’s¹ new database² commands:
- kitten db [table name] to see info the database/a specific table
- kitten db delete [table name] to delete the database/a specific table
- kitten db tail <table name> to follow a specific table
Full docs: https://codeberg.org/kitten/app#database-commands
¹ https://codeberg.org/kitten/app
² https://codeberg.org/small-tech/jsdb
#Kitten #SmallWeb #SmallTech #JavaScriptDatabase #javascript #database #JSDB #web #dev #js #NodeJS #commandLineInterface #CLI
PiLisp's REPL has some peculiar defaults and I wrote about them:
https://www.danielgregoire.dev/posts/2023-05-26-pilisp-pl-macro/
BRIEF EXCURSION INTO CLI-FI…
They sit and watch the sun do down. But, they know, time is running out.
Can we use fiction writing as a way of thinking about how we cope with a climate-changed future?
#literature #writing #sciencefiction #cli-fi #fictionwriting #fiction
Passwords and #CLI.
How to avoid web page login over and over 😉
#shell #terminal #1password #tmux
#100DaysToOffload
https://lazybear.io/posts/cli-of-the-week-21/
TIL: #jj a #JSON Stream Editor for the #cli (https://github.com/tidwall/jj), which seems to be an easier syntax than #jq but covers probably most of my json needs.
When using a #cli, what would you prefer?
1. Using `hsml compile .` explicitly and get a warning/error when not providing an input file/folder?
or
2. Using `hsml compile` without an input and it will use the current working directory as default/fallback?
Feel also free to comment why you prefer the one over the other 🙂
Heute ist Freitag, was bedeutet, dass heute Abend ab 21:00 wieder Browserfenster in die Kamera gehalten werden.
Es ist mal wieder so weit:
https://www.tabsvongesternnacht.de
hat offen. Die Thementische haben sich IMHO bewährt.
Oben: Alles mögliche: #Meisen #Dudelsäcke #stricken #Fahrrad #Fotografie
Ich persönlich aus $Gründen wieder vermutlich erst ab 22 Uhr. 😉
I'm in need of a little Nerd-Pr0n... what little useful thing comes into your mind as tool of at the Linux command line? Not a super-nerdy command to sophisticated resolve a problem, but a tool for actual problems that would also be useful for n00bs to take their fear about using the CLI?
So curling wttr.in is a nice trick - but yesterday I discovered v2 of the service (probably around for a million years but new to me).
curl v2.wttr.in/Berlin
yt-dlp and wget to fetch files from the Intenets without having to open a browser were on the list yesterday as well, but I'm eager to (re)discover some other nice tools.
Don't take the unnecessary risk of running #Wireshark as #root. Instead, create your capture file (.cap, .pcap) with #tcpdump (`sudo tcpdump -i eth0 -w file.pcap`), then open it for analysis in Wireshark as your regular non-root user. 👍
#networking #cybersecurity #soc #gnu #linux #cli
https://itsfoss.com/stress-test-cpu-linux/
This article covers how to stress test your CPU in Linux, it covers
GtkStress which is a GUI tool and s-tui which is a command-line tool
For #ScreenReader users, this #CLI based file manager is very easy to use:
https://github.com/leo-arch/clifm
Note: Use the wiki to learn its many commands and key bindings
If not using #ArchLinux, use the #OpenSUSE build server to get a binary for your #Distro
#A11Y #Accessability #Linux #Bash #XDG #FileManagers
Just publish the first version of `gimoji`, a tool that makes it super easy to add emojis to your commit messages:
https://github.com/zeenix/gimoji
It primarily works as a git commit hook (don't worry, it takes care of setting that up for you as well) so it seamlessly fits into your current workflow.
I wrote down what I have in mind to plan the #cli for #hsml
https://github.com/Shinigami92/hsml/discussions/4
Please do not hesitate to communicate additions or suggested changes
Just got a #CLI-only system running. I tried to write a Mastodon post, but it ended up pretty long, so here it is on my #Gemini capsule:
https://deafeningcreationearthquake.flounder.online/gemlog/2023-05-22.gmi
gemini://deafeningcreationearthquake.flounder.online/gemlog/2023-05-22.gmi
I'm thinking about how I could a good #cli for #hsml
I may orientate on existing CLIs like #Rust, #deno or #pnpm
so e.g.
```bash
hsml compile # compiles all .hsml files to .html inside current folder and recursive below
hsml compile ./example.hsml # just compiles the given file
hsml fmt # formats
hsml fmt # just formats given file
hsml parse ./example.hsml # parses the given file and std::out as json AST
```
But I'm not sure if this fulfills all need or if I need to change something
Playing with @charmcli bubbletea: https://vhs.charm.sh/vhs-3tyELWQdiy2wxPcDn1391H.gif
#hsml now has the ability to read a file from the command line and create an HTML file from it 🥳
At the current stage 🚧 of the project, I don't want to release the crate just yet, so you'll need to clone the repo if you want to try it
Then just run e.g. `cargo run -- example.hsml` and an `example.html` will be written (or panic 😜)
*The #cli arguments are subject to change at any time before an official release*
*It uses #clap under the hoo*d
How could I miss out on #VisiData for so long? This might become my new favorite #CLI tool.
If you do _anything_ with data and enjoy working in the terminal, check it out. It can
• provide a #TUI for viewing and editing data in #CSV, #Excel, #SQLite, #JSON, #YAML & #XML files and quite a few more
• sort, filter, join and edit that data, across files and across formats
• convert between the formats (interactively or not)
• record & play macros
• be scripted in #Python
With fish_add_path, alias/funcsave, fish_greeting, and omf themes, the only stuff on my config.fish right now is a bunch abbrs #fish #shell #cli #fishshell
What is your favourite #typescript #cli library? I have #yargs but am having some difficulty extracting common parts out of command handlers (initializing and tearing down external state is duplicated).
llm, ttok and strip-tags—CLI tools for working with ChatGPT and other LLMs
https://simonwillison.net/2023/May/18/cli-tools-for-llms/ #cli #chatgpt
Markdown Viewers for the Linux Command Line
Updated with...
- add viewer frogmouth
- add software license
- change glow version
- change last paragraph
Started to play around with GitHub #copilot for #cli a bit. This is the first of three videos. Spoiler, it gets better 😁 https://youtu.be/Med5llVEf7E
Let's say you're building a Deno module, and it has some main programmatic functionally under mod.ts.
What should the executable file name of a #Deno module be named?
#code #opensource #cli #terminal #bin #module #programming #package
#CLI of the week : Krew, a k8s plugin manager
#shell #terminal #kubernetes #k8s #linux
#100DaysToOffload 51/100
This fills me with such conflicting “feels”.
Future? Innovative?
I get that it might be a really good IRC client but I don’t know how anyone can post a screenshot of an IRC client running in the terminal and use the phrase “The future is now!”. Maybe it is shitposting as marketing copy?
You know that someone is a serious command line user when you see this in a Makefile
.PHONY: docs
docs:
open https://textual.textualize.io
“source” is a #bashism. The actual #POSIX name of the command is “.”. That’s right, a single dot.
Many people expect . to be some kind of a shortcut for “source”, and yes, they’re equivalent in #bash, but “source” is not guaranteed to exist in other shells. dash doesn’t have it, for example.
So, if you want to write your shell scripts as compatible as possible, use “.”, not “source”.
Before executing important commands and scripts over #SSH, use #screen in case of disconnect. If your connection drops or you close the terminal, you can SSH back in and enter `screen -r` to recover from where you left off. Being reunited with that hanging command prompt will be a relief! #tuesdaytip #gnu #linux #cli #admin
Did you know there is a tool on your Raspberry Pi that will print out a diagram of the circuit board including ports and model name to the console? I'm not sure how I missed this over all these years!
"pinout" will print out your board image, info about the built in ports like USB/Ethernet and also what the GPIO ports are labeled and their purposes. https://gpiozero.readthedocs.io/en/stable/cli_tools.html. #raspberrypi #cli #gpio
📝 Command Line Tip
Run "curl https://checkip.amazonaws.com" to get your public IP
I created an alias to remember it 😊
#Frogmouth könnte wieder etwas für die CLI-Sammlung von @leyrer sein.
https://gh.odyssey346.dev/Textualize/frogmouth
One of my biggest small wins this month: learning how the #macOS `security` #CLI tool works. It can write and read #Keychain entries:
1️⃣ `security add-generic-password -a czottmann -s "My secret API key" -w` asks for the PW and stores it.
2️⃣ `security find-generic-password -a czottmann -s "My secret API key" -w` retrieves and outputs it.
Super useful: if you store a password that way, `security` whitelists itself for password-less access to that password — great for use in scripts!
TIL the command line tool ack has a some easter egg options. They're listed in the man page if you want to see them all. My favorite is `ack --bar`.
I've been working on a little #ChatGPT #CLI in Deno. it lets you chat, pipe a file to it, and post the conversation to a Github gist. It's really simple — the whole thing is a 130 line Deno script plus a couple of bash one-liners.
source here: https://gist.github.com/david-crespo/d9dbefe5a50c0f0da9ac3deb9c8e972b
curious if anyone is interested in reading more. I've been kinda working on a blog post
note the API is way slower than in the GIF, I sped up those frames (GPT told me how)
Wondering how to get readline working in a non-primary Node.js cluster process while keeping colour output via Chalk in your CLI app?
(I’m pretty sure you’re not but, hey, I ran into this today and I’m documenting it in hopes it might help someone else sometime.)
Check out the implementation in Kitten’s development-time process manager (this little file is what Kitten uses in place of a heavyweight module like Nodemon):
The new major version of jql has finally been released this weekend 🚀 🎉 🔥 !
This is a complete rewrite of the code:
- separate crates (parser / runner / binary)
- nom is used for the parser
- better errors
I started the project in 2018 and it was time to clean-up the code. The previous grammar / logic had some serious limitations.
The performance has also improved https://github.com/yamafaktory/jql/blob/main/PERFORMANCE.md
Bonus: new logo by myself 🐺
Speculative fiction can offer us different visions of our future.
Are you Team Cli-Fi or Team Solarpunk?
#Cli-Fi #Solarpunk
https://spacebotany.uk/climate-fiction-vs-solarpunk-a-tale-of-two-futures/
As someone new(ish) to C#, I find myself creating a CLI app using .NET 7. (Will be #opensource eventually)
What good package options is there for creating nice CLIs? Looking for one that supports subcommands.
Never in a million years did I think I’d be using a command-line email client but Himalaya is actually really nice (I did set up some fish shell abbreviations for common commands, etc.) I’m particularly enjoying being able to compose messages in my regular editor (Helix Editor).
https://github.com/soywod/himalaya
I’m sure I’ll still be using Fastmail’s web interface too but this is nice to have alongside.
(This is one for the developers/tinkerers out there.)
Some people have great taste, so mastodon-follows is a little tool that allows you to generate a HTML file from information about the people others follow, so you can quickly work out who to follow too. The major advantage over just viewing their page is the detail info, and the one-click links.
It's command line, and needs PHP. For now it solved my problem, I may improve that later!
Check out https://github.com/little-green-man/mastodon-follows
#CLI of the week is not really a proper CLI as a binary, but a function about timezones, and #fzf.
If you have some useful functions you can't live without, please share them.
#100DaysToOffload : 48/100
#CLI of the week : duf ! A better df utility.
#100DaysToOffload : 44/100
one way to reduce stress — script and record your #CLI demos
Do you use some useful #git aliases? A better workflow? Let's share our configuration!
Just upgraded @atuin
I've started using it daily last summer. It's a pleasure, thanks a lot 🙂
