Here are 5 command line tools I've found recently which can speed up your workflow.
fx, a command-line JSON processing tool
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Nice! Thanks for sharing!
Also...
fun fact
it is git spelt backwardsHey Derek, thanks for your comment.
I covered all of these tools except p7zip in my previous posts in this series :)
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For those using
nvm
and homebrew on OSX, be aware that installingfx
(a slick utility!) via homebrew will also install node as a homebrew dependency, whichnvm
will then treat as the "system" version of node. I clubbed my head against the wall for some time trying to figure out why my native npm packages wouldn't compile correctly (node version mismatch) before checkingnvm
and realizing that it had switched to "system" node. As an alternative,fx
may be installed withnpm
itself:npm install -g fx
.Great article, love your posts!
Awesome post Darren especially the
http-prompt
tool usable to test HTTP APIsAdding some more CLI tools I've found useful over the years.
Updating multiple git repos cleanly via a single command - Gitup (tested on 15+ repos on a daily basis)
Checking which of your multiple repos need a pull, push, stash or upstreams - Multi-Git-Status
Random collection of even more CLI tools, link1 && link2 - (most of them are something even I wish to explore)
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