Best of CLI — October 2022

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    Avatar of webtoolsweeklyWeb Tools Weekly·4y

    VSCode Updates, Frameworks, Git/CLI, JS Utils

    This week's newsletter includes tools, extensions, the latest news, articles, and tutorials on VS Code. VSCode Updates, Frameworks, Git/CLI, JS Utils, and Email are all free and open-source tools.

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    Avatar of logrocketLogRocket·4y

    Building a TypeScript CLI with Node.js and Commander

    The command line has thousands of tools, such as awk, sed, grep, and find available at your disposal. Pairing Node.js with TypeScript helps you catch bugs early during the development process so that you can ship CLIs that are more reliable and have fewer bugs. In this tutorial, we will talk about Next, run the following command: npm install commander figlet Commander.js and Figlet.js.

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    Avatar of communityCommunity Picks·4y

    komodorio/helm-dashboard: The missing UI for Helm

    Helm Dashboard is part of Komodor's vision of helping Kubernetes users to navigate and troubleshoot their clusters. The tool offers a UI-driven way to view the installed charts, see their revision history and corresponding k8s resources.

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    Avatar of robinwieruchRobin Wieruch·4y

    Vite with TypeScript

    The tutorial assumes that you have already created a React project with Vite in JavaScript. To use TypeScript in React (with Vite) install TypeScript and its dependencies into your application using the command line. You may encounter compile errors in the browser and editor/IDE when opening the renamed TypeScript files.

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    Avatar of dockerDocker·4y

    How to Use the Node Docker Official Image

    The Node.js Foundation describes Node as ‘an open-source, cross-platform JavaScript runtime environment’ We’ve curated the Node Docker Official Image as one of many core container images on Docker Hub. It’s safest to use node:19-bullseye because this image supports numerous use cases. This version is stable and prevents you from pulling in new breaking changes.

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    Avatar of linuxhandbookLinux Handbook·4y

    Pretty Print JSON in Linux Command Line

    The jq is a command-line JSON processor that allows users to modify JSON files in various ways. It requires to be installed first. If you're on a Debian-based distro, you can use this command: sudo apt install jq.

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    Avatar of theregisterThe Register·4y

    Lash#Cat9: A radical new Linux UI for keyboard warriors

    Cat9 works on top of a display server called Arcan, as part of the Durden desktop environment. It can display images on the command line, akin to printimage from Redbean, APE and Cosmopolitan libc. If Cat9 can get the command-line fans enthused and involved, we'll be delighted.

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    Avatar of tinybirdTinybird·4y

    Introducing a redesigned Tinybird UI for better developer productivity

    The Tinybird UI is a platform for developer productivity. The new look gives you a cleaner and more functional interface that highlights your data with less distraction. We’ve removed the modal and now give you the full content width to examine your Data Source.

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    Avatar of phProduct Hunt·4y

    Sourcery 2.0 - Continuous code review to make your code more maintainable

    Continuous code review makes sure all of your code is following best practices. Use the CLI to review existing code, or integrate it into your CI. Add to your IDE to get instant feedback, use theCLC to review the existing code.

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    Avatar of hasuraHasura·4y

    Top PostgreSQL Database Free Tier Solutions

    Neon is a company that provides fully managed serverless Postgres databases. It automatically scales your database based on the project workload and only charges you for the amount of resources used. Fly.io Fly is a global distribution platform that allows you to deploy and run applications close to the users.

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    Avatar of telerikTelerik·4y

    How To Build a CLI With Node.js and React

    The command-line interface (CLI) is a computer program that processes commands in the form of text inputs. In the early days of computing, the only way to interact with a computer was through the terminal. In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a CLI using Node.js and React.js.

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    Avatar of itnextITNEXT·4y

    Creating go CLI applications using Cobra

    Cobra is a library for creating powerful modern CLI applications. It is being used for many popular open-source projects. In this article, I will explore how to build a simple todo CLI application using Cobra. Let’s break down the command that we will build.

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    Avatar of moralisMoralis·4y

    Solana Smart Contract Building

    The Solana network is an open-source, programable blockchain focusing on speed and scalability. Solana is programmable and allows developers to build Web3 projects and dapps powered by the Solana blockchain. This tutorial will delve deep into Solana smart contract building and demonstrate how to create your own contract.

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    Avatar of wpkubeWordPress Kube·4y

    How to Use Git to Push Your Local Site Live

    Git is a Version Control System (VCS) It’s a way to save and record the changes you make on a project. The typical way to use Git is through a Command Line You’re even able to migrate a site with ease. You can choose to only push the files you work on. This offers immense benefits because you don’t need to touch your WordPress database.

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