Bookmark Terminal Commands - btcmd
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Bookmarked Terminal Commands - btcmd
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If you need to type extensive commands on a daily basis, whether to connect to a server or to clean up unused container images, this tool is for you. You can mark your favorite commands and call them from a simple shortcut, all in the comfort of an installation via pip.
Requirements
- Python
Installation
- Open your terminal and type
pip install btcmd - After installing run:
btcmd -hfor more details. It's very easy to use.
How to use
To list all saved commands, type in terminal:
btcmd -l
To save a command with an nickname, type in terminal:
btcmd -s 'COMMAND_YOU_WANT_TO_SAVE' -n COMMAND_NICKNAME
To rename a command's nickname, type in terminal:
btcmd -n 'COMMAND_YOU_WANT_TO_RENAME'
To delete a saved command, type in terminal:
btcmd -d COMMAND_NICKNAME
To run the command by the nickname, type in terminal:
btcmd -r COMMAND_NICKNAMEor simplybtcmd COMMAND_NICKNAME
To see help details, type in terminal:
btcmd -h
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