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Basic command line code used by developer.
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grep | |
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Grep search a specific patten in each file | |
$ grep "some string" file | |
Search a string in a specific. | |
$ grep -i "REact" file | |
By using -i, grep Search REact case insensitivley | |
$ grep -c "react" index.js | |
Count number of line that match strings in the file | |
ls | |
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List files in the directory of path, if it is file name, then it shows the information about the file | |
pwd | |
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Shows the fullsystem path of the current working directory | |
cat | |
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Used to read the content of a file. | |
$ echo "some text" | |
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Used to echo the line of text followed by the command. | |
$ touch somefile | |
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Create a file without any content. | |
$ mkdir some-directory | |
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Used to create a new empty directory. | |
$ rm someFile | |
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Remove a file from the directory. | |
$ rm -rf some-directory | |
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Remove a directory unconditionally doesn't consider directory has content inside or not. | |
$ rmdir some-directory | |
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Remove directory if there is no content inside. | |
$ tail somefile | |
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Read the last part of a file. | |
$ wget someurl | |
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$ find path -name filename | |
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find a file name inside a path specified in the command. | |
$ find . -name "*.js" | |
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Search smae type of file (here .js) in the path | |
$ mv somefile /to/some/other/path | |
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Move file from on directory to another directoty. |
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