MIN
- minimal manpages
- providing you with the 80/20 of how many unix commands are used, for whenever you've forgotten how to use
findorgrepfor the 3rd time this week
Installation
- available from pypi via
pip install miniman
Usage
- contains minpages for unix commands, as well as more general explainer pages for important topics in the unix workflow (e.g. file, filesystem)
Unix commands
- run
minto get a list of all available minpages for bash commands - run
min commandto get the minpage for bash commandcommand - e.g.
min grepto get the minpage forgrep
Unix Topics
- run
min -tto get a list of all available minpages for unix topics - run
min -t topicto get the minpage for unix topictopic - e.g.
min -t filesystemto the minpage forfilesystem
Contribute
Obviously, this is a work in progress. Although I use many of these commands in my daily workflow, I am nowhere near understanding all the ins and outs. So please open up an issue if I've gotten anything wrong. Thanks in advance.
Also there are more things I'd like to do with this project:
- add a search function where you can just search for a string pattern among all minpages, and get returned relevant results (i.e. grepping among all minpages)
- add additional useful commands
- add additional useful topics (e.g. 80/20 regexp, interactive bash [things like <(command), !:n/!^/!$, piping, difference between '' and "", ...], vim, ...)
- unify the sections in the commands/topics so that everyone can always have clear expectations of what to expect from a
minpage - maybe go for some more advanced markup, to do highlights, bolding, etc.
If you could see yourself contributing to any of that, just open up an issue at https://github.com/mleue/min/issues. I'd be delighted.
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