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bmuskalla / vscode-tldr

Licence: MIT license
Provides tldr hover information for common commands in bash/dockerfiles/powershell files.

Programming Languages

typescript
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Labels

manvscodevscode-extensiontldr-pageshacktoberfestdockerfile-goodness

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vscode-tldr

license Visual Studio Marketplace

Provides tldr hover information for common commands in bash/dockerfiles/powershell files. tldr-pages is a collection of simplified and community-driven man pages.

Demo

Shell scripts

tldr hover in shell scripts

Batch files

tldr hover in batch files

Dockerfile

tldr hover in docker file

How to use it?

Hover over a command using your mouse or use the 'Show Hover' command in VS Code (by default, ⌘ Command + K ⌘ Command + I). tldr hovers are available in the following language modes:

  • Dockerfile
  • Shell script
  • Powershell
  • Makefile
  • Batch

What does "tldr" mean?

TL;DR stands for "Too Long; Didn't Read". It originates in Internet slang, where it is used to indicate that a long text (or parts of it) has been skipped as too lengthy. Read more in Wikipedia's TL;DR article.

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