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# info
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collection of info that helps me to do my jobs
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collection of info that helps me to do my jobs. Arranged mainly to be search with [GitHub Code Search](https://cs.github.com/)
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- [Angular](./angular/readme.md)
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- [bash](./bash/readme.md)
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- [blogs](./blogs.md)
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- [browsers](./browsers/readme.md)
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- [certifications](./certifications.md)
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- [coding](./coding/readme.md)
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- [git](./git/readme.md)
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- [GitHub Syntax Highlighting Languages](https://github.com/highlightjs/highlight.js/blob/main/SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES.md)
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- [javascript](./javascript/readme.md)
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- [jest](./jest/readme.md)
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- [maria](./maria/readme.md)
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- [nodejs](./nodejs/readme.md)
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- [terminals](./terminals/)
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- [windows](./windows/readme.md)

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# Bash Help
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The [Bourne Again SHell (aka BASH)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)) is installed by [Git for Windows](https://git-for-windows.github.io/) and is available on the Mac as [Terminal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_(macOS)). Bash is a programming language with an interactive component. This means that it can execute scripts on its own or be run within a [terminal emulator](./terminals/terminals.md). Git Bash's terminal emulator is called [minTTY](http://mintty.github.io/) but it doesn't work well with console applications thus is is recommended to use [ConEmu](https://conemu.github.io/) instead.
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* [Working with bash](#working-with-bash)
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* [Basic Keyboard Short-cuts](#basic-keyboard-short-cuts)
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* [Getting Around](#getting-around)
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* [Saving Time](#saving-time)
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* [Pipes](#pipes)
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* [History](#history)
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* [Alias](#alias)
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* [Resources](#resources)
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* [Sources](#sources)
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## Working with bash
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Since this team uses either Windows or Mac OS/X, only examples pertaining to Git For Windows (Git Bash) or Mac Terminal will be identified below. There a lot of other programs that are installed with _Git for Windows_ other than Bash and Git (see [GNU Core Utils](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Core_Utilities)). This document will refer to them all as part of Bash.
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### Basic Keyboard Short-cuts
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[More Here](https://ss64.com/bash/syntax-keyboard.html)
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| Operation | Windows | Mac<sup>Terminal</sup> |
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| Back one character | `ctrl + b` or `left arrow` | |
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| Command Completion | `tab` | `tab` |
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| Copy text to clipboard | `ctrl + c` or `ctrl + insert` | `ctrl + insert` |
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| Delete word in front of cursor | `alt + d` | |
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| Forward one character | `ctrl + f` or `right arrow` | |
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| Forward one word | `alt + f` | |
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| Move to end of line | `ctrl + e` | |
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| Move to start of line | `ctrl + a` | |
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| Next Command | `ctrl + n` or `down arrow` | |
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| Open new terminal | `alt + F2` | |
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| Paste text from clipboard | `ctrl + v` | `shift + insert` |
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| Previous command (show) | `ctrl + p` or `up arrow` | |
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| Previous command (execute) | `!!` | |
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| Switch between windows | `ctrl + shift + tab` | &nbsp; |
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### Getting Around
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| Change directory | `cd <name of directory`; Use quotes if name contain spaces |
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| Copy a file | `cp <name of file> <destination>` |
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| Create a file | `echo "stuff" > <name of file` (see [Bash I/O redirection](http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/io-redirection.html)) |
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| Create an empty file | `touch <name of file>` |
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| Find a file | `find ` There is a Windows command by the same name so you will likely need to create an alias for `find . -name "*help.md" -type f -print` |
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| Move a file | `mv <name of file> <destination` |
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| Rename a file | `mv <name of file> <new name>` |
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| Search inside a file | `grep <regular expression> <file name>` |
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| Show content of file | `cat <name of file>`; pipe to `less` to page |
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| Show current directory | `pwd` |
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| Show directory contents | `ls`; common options are `-l` = long, `h` = human, `tr` = sort by time reverse |
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| Show first n lines of file | `head -n 5 <name of file>` |
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The output from most commands can be directed to another command by way of a `|` pipe. This enables one to chain a series of commands separated by pipes. `history | grep find | grep -v 'grep find' | awk '{ print $1 }' | sort -r | head -n 1`
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The [Bourne Again SHell (aka BASH)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)) is installed by [Git for Windows](https://git-for-windows.github.io/) and is available on the Mac as [Terminal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_(macOS)). Bash is a programming language with an interactive component. This means that it can execute scripts on its own or be run within a [terminal emulator](./terminals/terminals.md). Git Bash's terminal emulator is called [minTTY](http://mintty.github.io/) but it doesn't work well with console applications thus is is recommended to use [ConEmu](https://conemu.github.io/) instead.
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- [Basic Keyboard Short-cuts](#basic-keyboard-short-cuts)
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- [Getting Around](#getting-around)
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- [Saving Time](#saving-time)
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- [Pipes](#pipes)
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- [History](#history)
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- [Alias](#alias)
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- [One-liners](#one-liners)
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- [Locate some Git repositories](#locate-some-git-repositories)
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- [Count commits in my repositories](#count-commits-in-my-repositories)
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- [Resources](#resources)
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- [Sources](#sources)
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Since this team uses either Windows or Mac OS/X, only examples pertaining to Git For Windows (Git Bash) or Mac Terminal will be identified below. There a lot of other programs that are installed with _Git for Windows_ other than Bash and Git (see [GNU Core Utils](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Core_Utilities)). This document will refer to them all as part of Bash.
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| Back one character | `ctrl + b` or `left arrow` | |
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| Clear screen (except current line) | `ctrl + l` | |
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| Command Completion | `tab` | `tab` |
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| Copy text to clipboard | `ctrl + c` or `ctrl + insert` | `ctrl + insert` |
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| Delete word in front of cursor | `alt + d` | |
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| Forward one character | `ctrl + f` or `right arrow` | |
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| Next Command | `ctrl + n` or `down arrow` | |
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| Paste text from clipboard | `ctrl + v` | `shift + insert` |
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| Previous command (show) | `ctrl + p` or `up arrow` | |
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"sha512sum": "644bb54bea4ed8c1e304ff5f540a473447abbc8ea863e635af771a369e78877b84fe489e719fe4e5589757cec121859d46e311fe4b1f291c1281289133a006b8"
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