tldr-cyg v1.6.1

tldr-node-client

A Node.js based command-line client for tldr, for CYGWIN.

Installing

$ npm install -g tldr-cyg

Usage

To see tldr pages:

• tldr <command> show examples for this command
• tldr <command> --os=<platform> show command page for the given platform (linux, osx, sunos)
• tldr --linux <command> show command page for Linux
• tldr --osx <command> show command page for OSX
• tldr --sunos <command> show command page for SunOS
• tldr --list show all pages for current platform
• tldr --list-all show all available pages
• tldr --random show a page at random
• tldr --random-example show a single random example

The client caches a copy of all pages locally, in ~/.tldr. There are more commands to control the local cache:

• tldr --update download the latest pages
• tldr --clear-cache delete the entire local cache

As a contributor, you might also need the following commands:

• tldr --render <path> render a local page for testing purposes

Configuration

You can configure the tldr client by adding a .tldrrc file in your HOME directory. This file has to be valid JSON:

{
  "colors": {
    "text": "green",
    "command-background": "black",
    "command-foreground": "red",
    "command-token": "white"
  }
}

If you regularly need pages for a different platform (e.g. Linux), you can put it in the config file:

{
  "platform": "linux"
}

The default platform value can be overwritten with command-line option:

tldr du --os=osx

As a contributor, you can also point to your own fork or branch:

{
  "repository" : "myfork/tldr",
  // or
  "repository" : "myfork/tldr#mybranch",
}

What changed?

I added only a single line to the top of tldr.js, which prevents the color from being sent to CYGWIN. Everything else is identical.

Contributing

Contribution are most welcome! Have a look over here for a few rough guidelines.