Cheat.sh

Cheatsheets provided by cheat.sh

Description

Cheat.sh describe themselves as:

The only cheat sheet you need. Unified access to the best community driven documentation repositories of the world.

This repository of knowledge can be accessed via the [f1] preview screen.

Enabling cheat.sh

By default, cheat.sh support is disabled.

You can enable it by adding the following to your profile:

config set cheat.sh enabled true

Source Code

The source code is available on Github under /integrations.

See Also

• ChatGPT: How to enable ChatGPT hints
• Man Pages (POSIX): Linux/UNIX man page integrations
• Murex Event Subsystem (event): Event driven programming for shell scripts
• Murex's Offline Documentation (murex-docs): Displays the man pages for Murex builtins
• Profile Files: A breakdown of the different files loaded on start up
• Shell Configuration And Settings (config): Query or define Murex runtime settings
• Terminal Hotkeys: A list of all the terminal hotkeys and their uses
• onPreview: Full screen previews for files and command documentation

Other Integrations

• ChatGPT: How to enable ChatGPT hints
• Cheat.sh: Cheatsheets provided by cheat.sh
• Kitty Integrations: Get more out of Kitty terminal emulator
• Makefiles / make: make integrations
• Man Pages (POSIX): Linux/UNIX man page integrations
• Spellcheck: How to enable inline spellchecking
• Terminology Integrations: Get more out of Terminology terminal emulator
• direnv Integrations: Directory specific environmental variables
• yarn Integrations: Working with yarn and package.json
• iTerm2 Integrations: Get more out of iTerm2 terminal emulator

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