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Vim, Quick Terminal Session, then Back to Vim (i.e. CTRL+z, fg)

Let's say your're in vim and you need to get to you

Fully Qualified Path

Lets say your co-worker passes you a copy of their .env file for your own use. You'll almost always have to contend with changing their machine's IP address to your own, and, if there are any fully qualified paths in the file, you'll have to change those to your own equivalent.

For resolving fully qualified paths, you can use the file command:

⪼ file ~/Documents/blah/blah/blah/certificates/public/service.crt.pub

Ngrok

Get Your Machine's Public IP Address

⪼ curl -s ident.me

Vim Replace

Replace an IP address in Vim

SHIFT+:
:%s/OLD IP ADDRESS/NEW IP ADDRESS/g

remember to escape the dots (.) in the regular expression pattern (the replacement doesn't need to be escaped as it is fixed text and not a pattern)

SHIFT+:
:%s/192\.168\.1\.1/71.33.134.19/g

macOS

Alfred Shortcuts

• option+spacebar: activate alfred

Keyboard Shortcuts

Window Commands

• command+n: Open New Window
• command+w: Close Current Window (if closing last open tab)
• command+shift+w: Close Current Window (even if there are multiple tabs open)

Tab Control & Navigation

• command+shift+{: Switch To Previous Tab (Left)
• command+shift+}: Switch To Next Tab (Right)
• command+w: Close Current Tab (closes current window if closing last open tab)
• command+t: Open New Tab

Spotlight

• command+spacebar: activate spotlight