Linux command
gist 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Create a gist from file
gist [file]
Create public gist
gist -p [file]
Create from stdin
echo "[content]" | gist
Create with description
gist -d "[description]" [file]
List your gists
gist -l
Update existing gist
gist -u [gist_id] [file]
Copy URL to clipboard
gist -c [file]
Open in browser
gist -o [file]
说明
gist creates and manages GitHub Gists from the command line. Gists provide a lightweight way to share code snippets, notes, and small files without creating a full repository. Each gist supports multiple files, syntax highlighting, version control, forking, and commenting. The tool requires authentication through a GitHub personal access token. Gists are private by default unless created with the -p flag. It integrates with the system clipboard and browser for streamlined workflows.
参数
- -p, --public
- Make public (default private).
- -d, --description _text_
- Gist description.
- -l, --list _user_
- List gists.
- -u, --update _id_
- Update existing gist.
- -c, --copy
- Copy URL to clipboard.
- -o, --open
- Open in browser.
- -f, --filename _name_
- Set filename.
FAQ
What is the gist command used for?
gist creates and manages GitHub Gists from the command line. Gists provide a lightweight way to share code snippets, notes, and small files without creating a full repository. Each gist supports multiple files, syntax highlighting, version control, forking, and commenting. The tool requires authentication through a GitHub personal access token. Gists are private by default unless created with the -p flag. It integrates with the system clipboard and browser for streamlined workflows.
How do I run a basic gist example?
Run `gist [file]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -p, --public do in gist?
Make public (default private).