Format tldr pages or similar for terminal display
Implemented as a strict POSIX shell script with some formatting and style options, including word-wrapping (off by default).
Usage: tldr-fmt [OPTIONS] [FILE]...
Format tldr pages or similar for terminal display.
With no FILE, or when FILE is -, read standard input.
-w N Wrap at column N. Negative is from the end.
-i N Indent examples by N characters (0..8).
-b C Bullet Character when indent is 2 or more.
-s N Use styles: 1-yes/force 0-no (plain text).
-e N Exit code for empty input (bad OPTIONS is 1, bad FILE is 2).
-h Display this help (styles/formats apply).
-j Display additional styles/variables help.
Requires: tput or stty if negative -w value is used.
Report issues at https://github.com/avih/tldr-fmt .
Note: tldr-fmt only does formatting - it does not fetch or cache pages, etc.
Tiny tldr client which finds/fetches the page, and uses tldr-fmt for
display, also implemented as a strict POSIX sh script.
The tldr pages archive is download and kept as a zip file (never extracted),
and ttldr updates it when it's older than 30 days.
tldr-fmt is expected at $PATH, but if it's not then ttldr tries to find
it at the same dir as ttldr itself (possibly following a symlink), so it's
usually enough to symlink only ttldr e.g.:
cd tldr-fmt && ln -s "$PWD"/ttldr ~/.local/bin/ # or some other dir at $PATHUsage: ttldr CMD | PLAT/CMD | LANG/[PLAT]/CMD [tldr-fmt options]...
Tiny tldr client, uses tldr-fmt for display.
Usage examples: ttldr curl, ttldr linux/curl, ttldr it//curl, etc.
Display the tldr page for CMD [on platform PLAT], in [LANG or] English.
Languages: es, it, ko, pt_BR, zh, or any other which tldr supports.
Default values and environment variables for overrides are documented
at the `# defaults' section of this script: `which ttldr`
For help on tldr-fmt options: ttldr dummy -h (or tldr-fmt -h).
Requires: curl, unzip, tldr-fmt.
Report issues at https://github.com/avih/tldr-fmt .