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Oracle Drags Its Feet in the JavaScript Trademark Dispute
Oracle seeks to dismiss fraud claims in the JavaScript trademark dispute, delaying the case and avoiding questions about its right to the name.
@packit/tldr
Advanced tools
Easily create and manage TL;DR pages to help users find their way around your project. These pages are designed to supplement, not replace, richer documentation, and should act as a quick reference manual for common tasks.
yarn add --dev @packit/tldr # yarn users
npm install --dev @packit/tldr # npm users
# create your first TL;DR document:
npx tldr init!
Additionally, you can optionally create {{topic}}.md
files in docs/tldr
.
These topics can be displayed by running
npx tldr {{topic}}
. See usage for more.
yarn users can replace
npx
withyarn
, if desired.
npx tldr # display the content of tldr.md
npx tldr {{topic}} # display topic from ./docs/tldr/{{topic}}.md
# display multiple topics:
npx tldr {{topic1}} {{topic2}} {{topic3}}
# display all topics:
npx tldr "*"
# display topics matching pattern:
npx tldr "build*"
# display TL;DR page for an external package:
npx tldr jest? # reads from node_modules
# search all topics:
npx tldr "*" | grep "pattern" -A 1 -B 1
All meta commands are suffixed with
!
.
npx tldr init! # initialize a TLDR.md file for your project
npx tldr list! # list available topics (found in docs/tldr)
npx tldr --root /some/path/here # run tldr in another directory
Inspired by https://tldr.sh
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Easily manage TL;DR pages for your project
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