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composer-require-checker is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to analyze dependencies in a Composer-based project, with a particular focus on soft dependencies. It provides insights into the soft dependencies used by the project, helping developers understand the impact and potential risks associated with those dependencies. When using composer-require-checker, you can execute it within a project […]

The “complete” command is a built-in command in Unix-like shells, such as Bash, that enables argument autocompletion for shell commands. It allows you to customize the behavior of autocompletion for specific commands by defining completion rules. When you use the “complete” command, you specify a command name and provide a set of completion rules for […]

The “compgen” command is a built-in command in the Bash shell that is specifically designed for auto-completion purposes. It is invoked when you press the TAB key twice, triggering the shell to generate a list of possible completions based on the context. When you activate auto-completion by pressing TAB twice, the Bash shell internally calls […]

The “compare” command is a tool used to view the differences between two images. It is part of the ImageMagick software suite, which provides a collection of powerful image manipulation and editing tools. When you use the “compare” command, you can provide two input images as arguments. The command then analyzes the pixel data of […]

The “command” command is a shell built-in that forces the shell to execute a program and disregard any functions, built-in commands, or aliases that may have the same name as the program being invoked. It allows you to explicitly instruct the shell to ignore any existing definitions and execute the program directly. When you use […]

The “comm” command is a Unix utility that allows you to compare two sorted files and select or reject lines that are common or unique between them. It is primarily used to find the similarities or differences between two sets of data. To use the “comm” command effectively, both input files must be sorted in […]

comby is a powerful and versatile tool designed for structural code search and replace. It supports a wide range of programming languages and enables developers to perform automated code transformations efficiently. With comby, you can search for specific patterns or structures within code files across multiple programming languages. This goes beyond simple text search and […]

The “column” command is a utility available on Unix-like operating systems that allows you to format the standard input or a file into multiple columns. It arranges the input data into a grid-like structure, with values organized into columns before filling rows. By default, the columns are separated by whitespace. When you use the “column” […]

colorpicker is a minimalist X11 color picker tool that allows users to select colors from their screen. It provides a simple and lightweight interface for quickly capturing colors and retrieving their corresponding values. When you use the colorpicker tool, a window is displayed on the screen, typically in the form of a small overlay. By […]

colorls is a Ruby gem that enhances the output of the standard “ls” command in the terminal. It brings visual improvements by adding colorization and font-awesome icons to the file and directory listings, making it more aesthetically pleasing and easier to navigate. When you install and use the colorls gem, the “ls” command is replaced […]