Hello, my name is Vivek, and I am the maker of CommandHunt. Problem Statement: Someone who works on unix/linux system and uses different commands to perform different tasks struggles with below problems. Find a specific command which will help to perform a task. Understanding the different options provided with the command. Maintaining the commands for future use. Quickly copying the command. Sharing a command within team. When I was facing these problems I thought of creating an application which will provide a nice graphical interface to help me find and explore a command with all its supported syntax, options and flags. Solution: I started working on MVP - commandhunt.com project, which is a web application with nice gui. As the idea evolved, I started implementing more features like - Building a command, storing it for future use, publishing a it.. etc. Below is the list of features offered with the product - commandhunt.com - Login with social-networks (OAuth providers) such as Google, Facebook and GitHub. - Easily find a specific command using search input. - Filtering, sorting and pagination supported. - Build the command with required values and save it privately to your account. - Access all the saved commands for future use, filter them based on a keyword. - Publish a command to share it with others using a public link. - Copy the command to clipboard with just one click. - Print the command. - Responsive user interface. - Any application link can be bookmarked in the browser. This application is free for all and can be useful to a large group of users. Be it a DevOps guy, IT support engineer, Administrator, Developer, Student or anyone who deals with commands, can benefit form this application. While most of the basic commands are added, I will be updating the product on regular basis to include additional commands, add new features and fix any bugs.

Bogomil Shopov - Бого

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I really like it. For some time while switching between OS-es I forgot some of the commands and this is a great find.

4yr ago

Vivek

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Maker

@bogomep Thanks. You can save the commands privately and access it later anytime