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I wrote a shell script [1] that allows me to write my own mini-man pages to capture things exactly like this. Whenever I have to do something non-trivial on the
by gpanders 6y ago
I wrote a shell script [1] that allows me to write my own mini-man pages to capture things exactly like this. Whenever I have to do something non-trivial on the command line that I will 1) likely need to do again at some point and 2) don’t do often enough to commit it to memory, I simply create a new little note. They are viewable in the terminal just like normal man pages so the notes are trivial to read once written. It’s worked extremely well for me!
[1]: https://git.sr.ht/~gpanders/ual https://git.sr.ht/~gpanders/ual
- tobib 6y agoNice, this is exactly what I needed. I had my one liners in Notable to look them up but this is way more seamless AND it integrates great with Notable at the same time with the UAL folder in the Notable notes directory and a slightly more complex UAL "edit" to add the Notable metadata.