🎉 CLI Documentation
Welcome to the CLI (Command Line Interface) documentation! This guide provides essential information about using the command line for system administration, development, and automation.
📚 What is CLI?
CLI is a text-based interface that allows users to interact with operating systems and software through commands. Unlike GUI, it offers faster operations and greater control for advanced tasks.
🧩 Key Features
- Efficient Task Automation: Run scripts and batch commands with ease.
- Customizable Workflows: Tailor commands to fit your specific needs.
- Powerful File Management: Navigate directories and manipulate files using terminal commands.
🛠️ Common CLI Commands
Here are some frequently used commands across Linux, macOS, and Windows terminals:
| Command | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
ls / dir |
List directory contents | ls -l or dir /s |
cd |
Change directory | cd /home/user or cd .. |
grep |
Search text in files | grep "error" log.txt |
ssh |
Secure remote access | ssh user@remote_host |
⚠️ Note: Commands may vary slightly between operating systems. For detailed guides, check our CLI Tutorial.
📈 Advanced CLI Tips
- Use
man(Linux/macOS) orGet-Help(Windows) to access command documentation. - Pipe commands with
|to process output dynamically. - Automate repetitive tasks with shell scripts (e.g.,
bash script.sh).
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