The “adb install” command is a part of the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) tool, which is used for communication between a computer and an Android device or emulator. Specifically, the “adb install” command allows you to push packages (typically Android application files with the .apk extension) to an Android emulator instance or a connected Android […]
Archives for May 2023
acyclic – Make a directed graph acyclic by reversing some edges (Command Examples)
The “acyclic” command is a tool that allows you to make a directed graph acyclic by reversing some of its edges. In graph theory, an acyclic graph is one that does not contain any directed cycles, meaning there are no paths that start and end at the same vertex while passing through other vertices. Here […]
act – Execute GitHub Actions locally using Docker (Command Examples)
The “act” command is a tool that allows developers to execute GitHub Actions locally using Docker. GitHub Actions is a powerful feature provided by GitHub for automating various tasks, workflows, and continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) processes. With “act,” developers can replicate and test their GitHub Actions workflows locally, enabling faster development cycles and more efficient […]
acme.sh – Shell script implementing ACME client protocol, an alternative to certbot (Command Examples)
The “acme.sh” is a shell script that serves as an implementation of the ACME (Automatic Certificate Management Environment) client protocol. It provides an alternative to the widely used Certbot client for automating the process of obtaining and managing TLS (Transport Layer Security) certificates from Let’s Encrypt or other ACME-compatible certificate authorities. Here are some key […]
acme.sh –dns: Use a DNS-01 challenge to issue a TLS certificate (Command Examples)
The “acme.sh –dns” command is part of the acme.sh client, which is a script used to automate the process of obtaining TLS (Transport Layer Security) certificates from Let’s Encrypt or other ACME (Automatic Certificate Management Environment) servers. The “–dns” option allows the user to use the DNS-01 challenge to issue a TLS certificate. Here’s a […]
ack – A search tool like grep, optimized for developers (Command Examples)
The “ack” command is a search tool that is similar to the widely used “grep” command, but specifically optimized for developers. It is designed to help developers quickly search through files and directories in their codebase for specific patterns, making it easier to locate code snippets, functions, or text strings. Here are some key features […]
ac – Print statistics on how long users have been connected (Command Examples)
The “ac” command is used to print statistics on how long users have been connected to a system. It provides information about the total time that users have spent logged in or connected to a system, which can be helpful for monitoring user activity and system usage. Here are some key points to understand about […]
abduco – Terminal session manager (Command Examples)
The “abduco” command refers to a terminal session manager. It is a command-line tool that allows users to manage and navigate multiple terminal sessions within a single terminal window or session. When working on a command-line interface, users often need to open multiple terminal sessions to run different commands or programs concurrently. However, managing and […]
ab – Apache HTTP server benchmarking tool (Command Examples)
The “ab” command refers to the Apache HTTP server benchmarking tool. It is a command-line utility that is used to measure the performance and scalability of web servers by simulating multiple concurrent requests. The “ab” tool is part of the Apache HTTP Server software, a widely used open-source web server. It allows developers and system […]
aapt – Android Asset Packaging Tool (Command Examples)
The “aapt” command stands for the “Android Asset Packaging Tool.” It is a command-line tool provided by the Android SDK (Software Development Kit) that is used to compile and package an Android application’s resources. In the context of Android development, resources refer to various assets used by an app, such as images, XML layout files, […]