# cheat.sh
Cheat sheets on your command line

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## Screenshots
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## Hunter's comment
[cheat.sh](https://cheat.sh) allows you to access public cheat sheets and howtos on an unified resource.

Compared to official man pages, it supplies more practical information.

You may try the application *just* with cURL:

```$ curl cheat.sh```

A couple of example queries:

```
$ curl curl cht.sh/php/sort
$ curl cht.sh/go/reverse+a+list
$ curl cht.sh/tar
```

At the moment, **55** programming languages are covered. They merge Stackoverflow and public cheat sheet repositories.

It also has a ```cht.sh``` command line tool which is more convenient to use compared to good, old cURL.
```cht.sh``` comes with tab completion support, shell mode, clipboard integration, query history support.

It's an [open-source](https://github.com/chubin/cheat.sh) project and distributed under MIT license.

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## Link
https://cheat.sh/

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## Contributors
Hunter: @emrebeyler

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