Wayne Yao

On 6/25/2020 at 5:35 PM, cands said:

I really like this workflow, with the simplicity to create and edit cheat sheets and the power of Alfred and fuzzy search it makes it extremely easy to find things even when you are not sure what search terms to use. Thanks for making it @Wayne Yao , and thanks @odapg for the great update, those improvements are very useful. 

Would it be possible for you to add an auto-update mechanism, e.g. OneUpdater?

Thanks for liking it

And it looks good but i need to figure it our how it works before integrating. Actually this workflow doesn't update very frequently because i intentionally keep it simple. I'll see if the autoupdate mechanism is necessary. Will come back to this thread later.

Thanks again for the suggestion! 

9 hours ago, RuslanI said:

 

It looks like your code was not integrated into the original workflow and you are quite ahead in terms of commits.

Would you mind creating a separate thread in the forums so you have your own dedicated place for questions and all? 

Hey thanks for the reply. He's doing a PR to the original repo. And i was planing to merge it soon, with some modifications. Stay tuned!

@odapg

Hey man . I'm not monitoring this site .... but somehow it pushes your update to my mailbox but not the suggestion..

Thanks for the great improvement! I'll check it out later. Would you mind make a PR to me? so that I can integrate to the original code base. And of course kudos will be yours.

Thanks,

Wayne

On 7/27/2019 at 6:01 PM, robro said:

Thanks for your workflow!

One problem for me: i can not search globally. For example "cheat mysheet mykeyword" works, but "cheat --search mykeyword" just gives me a "Cheat sheet not found" message.

 

 

The bug has been fixed :). Thanks for the report. You can also file an issue on Github so that you can be linked to the release directly

On 7/27/2019 at 6:01 PM, robro said:

Thanks for your workflow!

One problem for me: i can not search globally. For example "cheat mysheet mykeyword" works, but "cheat --search mykeyword" just gives me a "Cheat sheet not found" message.

 

 

thanks for the report. I'm looking into this issue.

 The new update and release will be made on Github, not here. Pls go to the Github page if interested in this little one. It won't have frequent updates but I think it is somewhat mature now.

Please refer to the Github page for full documentation. Or download here.

Basically, this is a workflow that allows you to create and view your self-defined cheatsheets. "It was designed to help remind *nix system administrators of options for commands that they use frequently, but not frequently enough to remember". Alfred makes your cheat sheets searchable and enables a very quick glance at some commands with your finger tips.

This project was inspired by a command-line project cheat, extended its capability and yet acts as an independent tool. If you use "cheat" before, you can safely import your old cheat sheets in one hit. If you haven't heard of "cheat", you can start accumulating knowledges by writing your cheat sheets and make them searchable.

• To list all your cheat: cheat

• To search and list the content of one of your cheat: cheat <sheet name>. Fuzzy search and autocomplete is supported.

• To search in a specific sheet indexed by some keyword: cheat <sheet name> <keyword>.

• To search across all your sheets for some keyword: cheat --search <keyword>

Autocomplete and fuzzy search are supported of course.

For more detail and a git demo, refer to the Github page please.