README

Often when I need a solution for a specific task I do a google search to find out what command I can use. Before I made this script I had a text file with commands saved that I wanted to rember. This script makes it easier to fetch and organize my favourite commands.

gem install mycommands

$ mycommands

Use "0" (zero) to go back to the previous listing of categories and commands. "q" will quit the script while browsing for commands.

Choose the command you need and fill in the parameters if there are any. You can use tab expansion while filling in the parameters.

Parameters can have a default value in (). If you just press enter the default value will be used.

If the script finds categories.yml or commands.yml in ~/Mycommands those files will be used instead of the default ones. You can run "mycommands --copy" to copy the default ones to ~/Mycommands.

Categories in categories.yml that has no subcategories has to end with a trailing blank space.

The format of commands in commands.yml:

Command description:
  - Category
  - command PARAM1 PARAM2 PARAM3
  - PARAM1: Example param1
  - PARAM2: Example param2 (default value)