== Cheat
Cheat is a simple command line reference utility. Use it to retrieve handy information from the cheat sheet repository.
$ cheat sheets $ cheat cheat $ cheat recent
To freshen your local cache, supply the --new edit.
$ cheat sheets --new
To edit a cheat sheet, use the --edit switch.
$ cheat markaby --edit
To add a cheat sheet, use the --add switch.
$ cheat readme --add
To execute a sheet, use the --execute or -x switch.
$ cheat rspec_rails_install_edge --execute $ cheat rspec_rails_install_edge --x
Special Thanks To:
The Cheat Sheet Repository:
Enjoy.
Chris Wanstrath => chris[at]ozmm[dot]org
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