kirk86/bash_cheatsheet.md

## bash_cheatsheet.md

      
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    bash cheatsheet

some stuff I still need to memorize


c-a

move to beginning of line


c-e

move to end of line


c-k

delete until end of line


c-w

delete the previous word


c-r

reverse-i-search (fuzzy search through command history)


grep -lir "my search string" *

grep r: recursive, l: list files but not lines, search string, directory: \* is current, otherwise app/src/\* or whatever


history | grep my_search_string

search through bash history


ls | grep my_search_string

search through directory for file/folder names


cat my_file_name.txt | grep my_search_string

search through file for text


ps -ax | grep my_process_name

search through process list for a process like apache or mysql to see if it's running. then kill 123 or whatever the process id is


cat my/path/to/file.txt

vim !$

Load the last arguments with the current command. Bang, cash!


mkdir -p a/b/c/

make the entire path a/b/c/ even if a or b don't exist yet.


top

shows the most expensive programs at the top. %cpu, %memory, time


yum search sdffsdlkjf

search for packages with sdffsdlkjf in the name


scp myfile myshortcut:~/

copy a file in the current dir called myfile to the ssh configured connection into homedir/.


reboot

reboot the server... usually requires root


dmesg

Special log before console was available. Shows log of startup procedures.


ps aux | awk -F ',' '{print $1}'

pipe ps aux result to awk, which will split based on whatever you put after -F (default is space, leave off -F for space) and the third part print the delimited part.


ps aux | awk '{ if ($1 == "mfunk") {print $2} }'g

pipe ps aux to awk, which searches a space delimited split of each line for the first item being 'mfunk'. print the second delimited element.


cat myfile1.txt myfile2.txt > mynewfile.txt

concatenate two files to a new file


watch

...


find

...


sed

...


df -H

display free disk space. -H is human readable format in base 10.


tar -zcvf destinationfile.txt.tar.gz fromfile.txt

compress file with .tar.gz


tar -zxvf compressed_file.txt.tar.gz

decompress file with .tar.gz (or .tar.bz2, or .tgz)


## git_cheatsheet.md

      
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    git cheatsheet

some stuff I still need to memorize


git prune origin

deletes all remote tracking branches for non-existent remote branches


git clean -f

deletes .orig backup files


git reset --soft HEAD~12 && git commit

squash the last 12 commits


git latest

show all branches sorted by last updated (.gitconfig alias added by me)


## instructions.md

      
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    SERVER: boson (Need sudo)
SCRIPTS LOCATION: /data1/scripts/<SITE NAME>
BRANCH FOR TESTING:
STEP 1 - push code to STG

*** never PUSH (commits) to master / only PULL from master ***

*** ask dev if they've pulled from master ***


if not yet then ask them to pull from master and resolve all conflicts
if yes then


push to staging - sudo ./1_push.sh 
double check with dev the list of commits
click 'q' to continue - if there are no new commits then this is not required
verify branch name with timestamp ex. testwithchinh-10-05-15-07-51 Ready for Activation on staging
On staging the folder that you uploaded will be activated immediately. No need to run 2_push.sh to activate folders on staging.

*** COMMITS SINCE LAST PRODUCTION PUSH (ie commits NOT in origin/master):
--- if no commit messages below this line then this indicates there are not changes
PUSH TO PROD:

Is it Friday?? Remember NO PROD PUSHES on FRIDAYS!
STEP 1 - push code to PROD


Create JIRA release ticket
*** Have you pulled from master recently??!!??***
*** never PUSH to master / only PULL from master ***
sudo ./1_push.sh  PROD
CONFIRM DIFF OF YOUR CODE step with Dev *** IMPORTANT ***

click 'q' to exit out commit diff prompt
if there is a long list of commits you may use space or arrow down to scroll to the end
Use nodiff if you do not want to review changes.  $./1_push.sh <branch_name> PROD nodiff


click y to continue when confirmed

STEP 2 - activate code on PROD


sudo ./2_activate.sh PROD
confirm folder ready for activation with menu time ** typically the first one **
select number
enter 'YeS' to confirm merging of dev branch into master
HOW TO REVERT
sudo ./2_activate.sh PROD
select which version to revert to ** typically 1 is the most recent behind LIVE **
** make sure dev team is aware of the revert ** - meaning dev will need to pull from master once bug is fixed

ICE UPDATES

-- if there is an ice update then talk to austen
How to get info on diff and commit logs for QA:

1.Connect to boson (10.100.1.3)
2. cd /data1/local_git_checkouts/git..com/
3. git fetch origin
updates origin
4. git checkout 
5. git status
confirm that you are on 
VERY IMPORTANT STEP BEFORE PULL IN NEW CODE
6. git pull origin  updates  with the latest version of  from origin
7. (OPTIONAL). To check if the dev has synced their dev branch with master do the following:
git pull origin master
If you see:
Already up-to-date.
Then developer has updated the branch with latest master changes.
If you see files being pulled down or any conflict messages. Alert the developer that they need to pull master into their branch and then do the following:
git reset --hard
Make sure developer pulls master into their branch before continuing testing.
(OPTIONAL END)
7. git log origin/master..
Shows commit log in single line format, does not show changed files
8. git lgn origin/master..
Shows commit log including list of changed files
9. git diff origin/master..
Shows diff – Very useful to confirm changes by dev

  
## mongo_cheatsheet.md

      
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    mongo cheatsheet

some stuff I still need to memorize


db.dbname.insert({color: 'red'})

Insert document


db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {color: 'blue'}, true)

Upsert document (if no document found, create one)


db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {color: 'blue'}, false, true)

Upsert multiple documents


db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {$set: {height: 6.2}})

Update document. $set uses sql behavior to leave unspecified fields alone.


db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {$inc: {height: 2}})

Update. $inc increments or decrements by the specified value.


db.dbname.remove({color: 'red'})

Delete


db.dbname.find({color: 'red'})

Find all documents where color is red


db.dbname.find({color: 'red', $or: [{color: 'green'}]})

Find all documents where color is red or green


db.dbname.find({color: {$exists: true}})

Find all documents where color is a column


db.dbname.find({weight: {$gt: 50, $lte: 20}})

Find all documents where weight is greater than 50 and less than or equal to 20


db.dbname.find({name: /^Snoo/}) or db.dbname.find({name: {$regex: /^Snoo/}})

Find all documents where name starts with Snoo


## my_tmux_additions.md

      
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    my .tmux.conf additions


prefix esc

vim copy mode. v to start selection, move around with usual vim keys. y to copy. p to paste anywhere in tmux.


prefix Y

send tmux clipboard to mac clipboard


prefix c-j, c-k, c-h, c-l

move pane divider up/down/left/right by 10 lines at a time.


prefix j, k, h, l

switch to pane above, below, to the left, to the right. consistent with vim bindings.


mux create Dork

create a tmuxinator session called Dork and open the config.


mux Dork

spin up a Dork tmuxinator session


## my_vimrc_additions.md

      
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    my .vimrc.local additions


c-w c-j, c-w c-k, etc.

move the vim window by 10 lines. assumes top or left window for direction.


c-a c-j, c-a c-k, etc.

move the tmux pane by 10 lines.


leader rp

prompt for vimux command


leader rl

run last vmux command


leader rx

exit vmux window


leader ri

inspect vmux window


c-n

:tabnew


leader bpw

go to breakpoint window


leader bpt

toggle breakpoint on current line


leader dp

cd to project root


:S /my_var

search for my_var, MY_VAR, myVar, and MyVar.


:%S/my_var/my_new_var/g

replace my_var, MY_VAR, myVar, and MyVar with my_new_var in it's respective format


crs or cr_

coerce to snake_case


crm

coerce to MixedCase


crc

coerce to camelCase


cr-

coerce to dash-separation


leader bt

open all buffers in tabs


leader te

open the current buffer in a new tab


leader pt

open ptag window


leader pcl

close ptag window


leader pcf

php-cs-fixer on this file


leader pcw

php-cs-fixer on this directory


leader pd

phpdocumentor on the current function


/ c-r 0

paste buffer 0 into the search field


g/

visually select the last search result


leader c-]

open a tag in a new tab


:Ag "my search"

search recursively on current pwd, load results in quicklist, ]q and [q to jump to results


## mysql_cheatsheet.md

      
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    mysql cheatsheet

some stuff I still need to memorize
Tab completion works for table names and field names. Use it in selects and describes.


mysql -u root einstein2

login as root with no password, use the einstein2 database


desc(ribe) table_name;

show the columns for table_name


mysqldump -h myhostname.com -u myusername -p mypassword mydbname > mydumpname.sql

starting on the local machine, get a dump from a remote machine and deposit it locally.


mysql -h myhostname.com -u myusername -p mypassword mydbname < mydumpname.sql

Import from dump into db


(from mysql prompt with db used) source mydumpname.sql

Import from dump into db


## spf-13_cheatsheet.md

      
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    #spf-13 cheatsheet


Easy Windows (c-k, c-j, c-h, c-l)

Maximize the window in the given direction


Easy motion (,,w ,,W ,,b ,,B)

Show easy motion shortcuts in the direction indicated by the motion


Fast Tabs (s-h, s-l)

switch tabs left or right


,f0 - ,f9

set fold level


cwd

change working directory to that of the current file


w!!

save when you forgot to sudo


,ew

:e %%


,es

:sp %%


,ev

:vsp %%


,et

:tabe %%


,=

equal size windows (c-w =)


,ff

show all lines with keyword under cursor, ask which to jump to


zl, zh

Easier horizontal scrolling (zL, zH)


c-d, c-u (in autocomplete popup)

page down, page up


,ac

toggle AutoCloseTag mappings to work with xhtml and xml


c-e

open/close nerdtree, mirror nerdtree location with other tabs


,nt or ,e

Find the current file in nerdtree


,a=

run tabularize on the = sign. Also works with & : :: , |, > (for =>)


,sl

session list


,jt

set filetype to json


,tt

open tagbar


,sl

session list


,gs

:Gstatus


,gd

:Gdiff


,gc

:Gcommit


,gb

:Gblame


,gl

:Glog


,gp

:Gpush


,gw

:Gwrite


,gg

:GitGitterToggle


c-y

close neocomplcache popup and complete word


c-e

close neocomplcache popup and *don't* complete word


c-n

next neocomplcache result


c-p

previous neocomplcache result


c-d

next page of neocomplcache results


c-u

previous page of neocomplcache results


,u

undotree toggle


,/

toggle highlight search (hlsearch)


,P

preview markdown in browser


## tmux_cheatsheet.md

      
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    tmux cheatsheet

some stuff I still need to memorize


c-a c-o

rotate panes


option click-drag

select text in a box, native mac style. the usual cmd-c copies.


tmux attach -t Work

attach to the Work session


tmux new-session -S Work

create a new Work session


ctrl-l

clear scrollback (like cmd-k for vanilla terminal)


## vim_cheatsheet.md

      
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    vim cheatsheet

some stuff I still need to memorize


* (forward) # (backward)

search for word under cursor


g*

search for word under cursor, but match "rainbow" when you search for "rain"


gd

will take you to the local declaration (e.g. of a variable)


c-w, c-]

open a split of the tag beneath the cursor ( } instead for preview window)


c-w, c-z

close the split window (:pc to close preview window)


c-o (insert mode)

enter an arbitrary vim command, then return to insert mode


5gt

go to tab #5 (numbered from first tab)


c-o

jump backwards ("out")


c-i

jump forwards ("in")


L

jump to bottom of screen ("low")


M

jump to middle of screen ("middle")


H

jump to top of screen ("high")


zt

put this line at the 't'op of the screen


zb

put this line at the 'b'ottom of the screen


zz

put this line at the middle of the screen


vi)

select in ()


[}

go to previous { (top of method or construct)


(in insert mode) c-r 0

paste text from register 0 (default register)


(in insert mode) c-w

delete the previous word


(in insert mode) c-u

delete to the beginning of a line


(in visual mode) o

move cursor to the opposite side of the selection


:cw

display the clist (quickfix list / location list) in a split. ]l and [l to go to next and prev item.


:args *.php

:tab all

opens all php files in the current dir in tabs (replaces current tabs). ** for recursive.


ctrl-w g]

list matching tags, enter a number to open that tag in a window


ctrl-w T (capital)

open the current window a in a new tab. Useful with the previous command.


:tabm [n]

Move the current tab to the n position. If n is omitted it will move to the last position. If it's 0 it will move to the first.


:set ft=html

set the file type to html. useful for views.


d/search_term

delete until the search_term.


]m [m ]M [M

go to the start of the next method, previous, end of next method, previous.


zj, zk

next fold, previous fold


:noh or :nohl

Clear the current highlight. The following search will still be highlighted.


}, {

Move to the next/previous vertical whitespace.
c-a	move to beginning of line
c-e	move to end of line
c-k	delete until end of line
c-w	delete the previous word
c-r	reverse-i-search (fuzzy search through command history)
grep -lir "my search string" *	grep r: recursive, l: list files but not lines, search string, directory: \* is current, otherwise app/src/\* or whatever
history \| grep my_search_string	search through bash history
ls \| grep my_search_string	search through directory for file/folder names
cat my_file_name.txt \| grep my_search_string	search through file for text
ps -ax \| grep my_process_name	search through process list for a process like apache or mysql to see if it's running. then kill 123 or whatever the process id is
cat my/path/to/file.txt vim !$	Load the last arguments with the current command. Bang, cash!
mkdir -p a/b/c/	make the entire path a/b/c/ even if a or b don't exist yet.
top	shows the most expensive programs at the top. %cpu, %memory, time
yum search sdffsdlkjf	search for packages with sdffsdlkjf in the name
scp myfile myshortcut:~/	copy a file in the current dir called myfile to the ssh configured connection into homedir/.
reboot	reboot the server... usually requires root
dmesg	Special log before console was available. Shows log of startup procedures.
ps aux \| awk -F ',' '{print $1}'	pipe ps aux result to awk, which will split based on whatever you put after -F (default is space, leave off -F for space) and the third part print the delimited part.
ps aux \| awk '{ if ($1 == "mfunk") {print $2} }'g	pipe ps aux to awk, which searches a space delimited split of each line for the first item being 'mfunk'. print the second delimited element.
cat myfile1.txt myfile2.txt > mynewfile.txt	concatenate two files to a new file
watch	...
find	...
sed	...
df -H	display free disk space. -H is human readable format in base 10.
tar -zcvf destinationfile.txt.tar.gz fromfile.txt	compress file with .tar.gz
tar -zxvf compressed_file.txt.tar.gz	decompress file with .tar.gz (or .tar.bz2, or .tgz)
git prune origin	deletes all remote tracking branches for non-existent remote branches
git clean -f	deletes .orig backup files
git reset --soft HEAD~12 && git commit	squash the last 12 commits
git latest	show all branches sorted by last updated (.gitconfig alias added by me)
db.dbname.insert({color: 'red'})	Insert document
db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {color: 'blue'}, true)	Upsert document (if no document found, create one)
db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {color: 'blue'}, false, true)	Upsert multiple documents
db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {$set: {height: 6.2}})	Update document. $set uses sql behavior to leave unspecified fields alone.
db.dbname.update({color: 'red'}, {$inc: {height: 2}})	Update. $inc increments or decrements by the specified value.
db.dbname.remove({color: 'red'})	Delete
db.dbname.find({color: 'red'})	Find all documents where color is red
db.dbname.find({color: 'red', $or: [{color: 'green'}]})	Find all documents where color is red or green
db.dbname.find({color: {$exists: true}})	Find all documents where color is a column
db.dbname.find({weight: {$gt: 50, $lte: 20}})	Find all documents where weight is greater than 50 and less than or equal to 20
db.dbname.find({name: /^Snoo/}) or db.dbname.find({name: {$regex: /^Snoo/}})	Find all documents where name starts with Snoo
prefix esc	vim copy mode. v to start selection, move around with usual vim keys. y to copy. p to paste anywhere in tmux.
prefix Y	send tmux clipboard to mac clipboard
prefix c-j, c-k, c-h, c-l	move pane divider up/down/left/right by 10 lines at a time.
prefix j, k, h, l	switch to pane above, below, to the left, to the right. consistent with vim bindings.
mux create Dork	create a tmuxinator session called Dork and open the config.
mux Dork	spin up a Dork tmuxinator session
c-w c-j, c-w c-k, etc.	move the vim window by 10 lines. assumes top or left window for direction.
c-a c-j, c-a c-k, etc.	move the tmux pane by 10 lines.
leader rp	prompt for vimux command
leader rl	run last vmux command
leader rx	exit vmux window
leader ri	inspect vmux window
c-n	:tabnew
leader bpw	go to breakpoint window
leader bpt	toggle breakpoint on current line
leader dp	cd to project root
:S /my_var	search for my_var, MY_VAR, myVar, and MyVar.
:%S/my_var/my_new_var/g	replace my_var, MY_VAR, myVar, and MyVar with my_new_var in it's respective format
crs or cr_	coerce to snake_case
crm	coerce to MixedCase
crc	coerce to camelCase
cr-	coerce to dash-separation
leader bt	open all buffers in tabs
leader te	open the current buffer in a new tab
leader pt	open ptag window
leader pcl	close ptag window
leader pcf	php-cs-fixer on this file
leader pcw	php-cs-fixer on this directory
leader pd	phpdocumentor on the current function
/ c-r 0	paste buffer 0 into the search field
g/	visually select the last search result
leader c-]	open a tag in a new tab
:Ag "my search"	search recursively on current pwd, load results in quicklist, ]q and [q to jump to results
mysql -u root einstein2	login as root with no password, use the einstein2 database
desc(ribe) table_name;	show the columns for table_name
mysqldump -h myhostname.com -u myusername -p mypassword mydbname > mydumpname.sql	starting on the local machine, get a dump from a remote machine and deposit it locally.
mysql -h myhostname.com -u myusername -p mypassword mydbname < mydumpname.sql	Import from dump into db
(from mysql prompt with db used) source mydumpname.sql	Import from dump into db
Easy Windows (c-k, c-j, c-h, c-l)	Maximize the window in the given direction
Easy motion (,,w ,,W ,,b ,,B)	Show easy motion shortcuts in the direction indicated by the motion
Fast Tabs (s-h, s-l)	switch tabs left or right
,f0 - ,f9	set fold level
cwd	change working directory to that of the current file
w!!	save when you forgot to sudo
,ew	:e %%
,es	:sp %%
,ev	:vsp %%
,et	:tabe %%
,=	equal size windows (c-w =)
,ff	show all lines with keyword under cursor, ask which to jump to
zl, zh	Easier horizontal scrolling (zL, zH)
c-d, c-u (in autocomplete popup)	page down, page up
,ac	toggle AutoCloseTag mappings to work with xhtml and xml
c-e	open/close nerdtree, mirror nerdtree location with other tabs
,nt or ,e	Find the current file in nerdtree
,a=	run tabularize on the = sign. Also works with & : :: , \|, > (for =>)
,sl	session list
,jt	set filetype to json
,tt	open tagbar
,sl	session list
,gs	:Gstatus
,gd	:Gdiff
,gc	:Gcommit
,gb	:Gblame
,gl	:Glog
,gp	:Gpush
,gw	:Gwrite
,gg	:GitGitterToggle
c-y	close neocomplcache popup and complete word
c-e	close neocomplcache popup and don't complete word
c-n	next neocomplcache result
c-p	previous neocomplcache result
c-d	next page of neocomplcache results
c-u	previous page of neocomplcache results
,u	undotree toggle
,/	toggle highlight search (hlsearch)
,P	preview markdown in browser
c-a c-o	rotate panes
option click-drag	select text in a box, native mac style. the usual cmd-c copies.
tmux attach -t Work	attach to the Work session
tmux new-session -S Work	create a new Work session
ctrl-l	clear scrollback (like cmd-k for vanilla terminal)
* (forward) # (backward)	search for word under cursor
g*	search for word under cursor, but match "rainbow" when you search for "rain"
gd	will take you to the local declaration (e.g. of a variable)
c-w, c-]	open a split of the tag beneath the cursor ( } instead for preview window)
c-w, c-z	close the split window (:pc to close preview window)
c-o (insert mode)	enter an arbitrary vim command, then return to insert mode
5gt	go to tab #5 (numbered from first tab)
c-o	jump backwards ("out")
c-i	jump forwards ("in")
L	jump to bottom of screen ("low")
M	jump to middle of screen ("middle")
H	jump to top of screen ("high")
zt	put this line at the 't'op of the screen
zb	put this line at the 'b'ottom of the screen
zz	put this line at the middle of the screen
vi)	select in ()
[}	go to previous { (top of method or construct)
(in insert mode) c-r 0	paste text from register 0 (default register)
(in insert mode) c-w	delete the previous word
(in insert mode) c-u	delete to the beginning of a line
(in visual mode) o	move cursor to the opposite side of the selection
:cw	display the clist (quickfix list / location list) in a split. ]l and [l to go to next and prev item.
:args *.php :tab all	opens all php files in the current dir in tabs (replaces current tabs). ** for recursive.
ctrl-w g]	list matching tags, enter a number to open that tag in a window
ctrl-w T (capital)	open the current window a in a new tab. Useful with the previous command.
:tabm [n]	Move the current tab to the n position. If n is omitted it will move to the last position. If it's 0 it will move to the first.
:set ft=html	set the file type to html. useful for views.
d/search_term	delete until the search_term.
]m [m ]M [M	go to the start of the next method, previous, end of next method, previous.
zj, zk	next fold, previous fold
:noh or :nohl	Clear the current highlight. The following search will still be highlighted.
}, {	Move to the next/previous vertical whitespace.