Snippets are the most useful when you want to re-use a command or a specific code pattern. Here are a few we have in our library:
- How to delete a git tag
- Nginx configuration for staging server
- Crash handler AWS Lambda function
Labels are a great way to organize your snippets. A good practice is to have one for every major product feature. We've created the first label for you - Documentation.
- IntelliJ Platform - Easily search, insert and create snippets within IntelliJ-based IDEs like IDEA, PhpStorm and Rubymine.
- Visual Studio Code - Create snippets from selected text and insert them quickly with our powerful extension for VSCode.
- Atom - Create and insert Cacher snippets from within the Atom editor.
- Sublime Text - Our open-source package for Sublime adds popular snippet commands.
- Cacher for Chrome and Firefox - Save code snippets from anywhere on the web with our browser extensions.
- Cacher CLI - The command-line interface to Cacher. Use it to create snippets from clipboard contents and system files.
- Alfred Workflow - Open source workflow for the macOS Alfred desktop launcher. Search for a snippet from any editor/IDE.
snippets.cacher.io is our community for Cacher users. Every snippet from your library has a public-facing page on the site. Check out the SHARE PAGE control at the top of this snippet to see its URL.
Teams allow you and your colleagues to build a shared knowledge base. Use Markdown to write beautifully formatted documentation.
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