Linux command
hoard 命令
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常用示例
Save a new command
hoard new
List and search saved commands
hoard list
Edit a saved command
hoard edit
Remove a saved command
hoard remove
Save a parameterized command
hoard new --name "[name]" --command "curl -X POST #url# -d #data#"
说明
hoard is a CLI command organizer that saves commands you frequently use but are too complicated or long to remember. For every hoarded command, it saves the command parameterized with a customizable token (default #), so when you select a command, hoard asks for all missing parameters before sending the complete command to your shell. When a trove.yml file is present in the local directory, hoard loads only that file, enabling project-specific command collections. It can be installed as a shell plugin for autocomplete integration.
FAQ
What is the hoard command used for?
hoard is a CLI command organizer that saves commands you frequently use but are too complicated or long to remember. For every hoarded command, it saves the command parameterized with a customizable token (default #), so when you select a command, hoard asks for all missing parameters before sending the complete command to your shell. When a trove.yml file is present in the local directory, hoard loads only that file, enabling project-specific command collections. It can be installed as a shell plugin for autocomplete integration.
How do I run a basic hoard example?
Run `hoard new` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more hoard examples?
This page includes 5 examples for hoard, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.