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Developer Command Reference

Browse 20 command references in five categories: Git, Linux, PowerShell, Docker and npm. Platform alternatives are separate entries. Search a purpose or command, review the complete example and open the official documentation before running it. This page never executes commands; NAME, URL and PATTERN are placeholders. Availability and output depend on your installed version, directory and permissions.

  • git
    git status

    View working tree status

    git ↗
  • git
    git log --oneline

    View concise commit history

    git ↗
  • git
    git diff

    View unstaged changes

    git ↗
  • git
    git branch -a

    List all branches

    git ↗
  • linux
    ls -la

    Show hidden files

    ls ↗
  • linux
    pwd

    Show the current directory

    pwd ↗
  • linux
    grep -R -- "PATTERN" .

    Search text

    grep ↗
  • linux
    curl -I "URL"

    Send an HTTP request

    curl ↗
  • powershell
    Get-ChildItem -Force

    Show hidden files

    Get-ChildItem ↗
  • powershell
    Get-Location

    Show the current directory

    Get-Location ↗
  • powershell
    Get-ChildItem -File -Recurse | Select-String -Pattern 'PATTERN'

    Search text

    Get-ChildItem ↗
  • powershell
    Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "URL" -Method Head

    Send an HTTP request

    Invoke-WebRequest ↗
  • docker
    docker ps -a

    List all containers

    docker ↗
  • docker
    docker images

    List local images

    docker ↗
  • docker
    docker logs -f NAME

    Follow container logs

    docker ↗
  • docker
    docker compose up -d

    Start services in the background

    docker ↗
  • npm
    npm install

    Install project dependencies

    npm ↗
  • npm
    npm run dev

    Start the development server

    npm ↗
  • npm
    npm test

    Run tests

    npm ↗
  • npm
    npm outdated

    Check outdated dependencies

    npm ↗

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