CommandFor is a tool to search, copy, and run command-line prompts. It categorizes commands for Bash, Command Prompt, Git, Docker, Firebase, and AWS. Users can find command details, get explanations, and contribute to the community.
Find the perfect command for your task by searching through various categories.
Get comprehensive explanations and usage examples for the commands.
Users can share their expertise with the community by contributing knowledge.
Explore Bash commands for shell scripting and command-line interfaces.
Explore Command Prompt commands for Windows command line tasks.
Explore Git commands for version control and source code management.
Explore Docker commands for containerization and managing containerized applications.
Explore Firebase commands for managing Firebase services and development.
Explore AWS commands for managing Amazon Web Services and cloud computing tasks.
Effortlessly search for various CLI commands across different categories such as Bash, Git, Docker, and more.
Access detailed explanations and descriptions of CLI commands to enhance understanding.
Explore usage examples to better grasp how commands work in practical scenarios.
Encourages users to share expertise and contribute to a collective knowledge base, fostering a collaborative environment.
Removes files or directories.
Changes the current working directory.
Creates a new directory.
Moves or renames files or directories.
Searches for patterns in files or output.
Lists files and directories in the current directory.
Displays the current working directory path.
Copies files or directories.
Displays the contents of a file.
Changes the permissions of files or directories.
Search for specific command prompt commands using a search bar feature.
Provides details for each command, such as 'netstat', which prints network connections and statistics.
Browse through different categories like AWS, Bash, Docker, Firebase, and Git to find relevant commands.
Option to add new commands to the list, allowing users to contribute.
Combines changes from different branches.
Shows your repository's remote branch. Can be an HTTPS URL or SSH.
Automatically stages files that have been modified and deleted, excluding new files not told about.
Lists all local branches in your repository.
Creates a new branch with the specified name.
Lists all remote branches.
Renames the current branch.
Creates a new Git repository in the current directory.
Creates a copy of a remote repository on your local machine.
Stages changes for commit.
Records staged changes to the repository.
Uploads local repository changes to a remote repository.
Fetches and merges changes from a remote repository to the local repository.
Lists, creates, or deletes branches.
Switches between branches or restores working tree files.
Displays the state of the working directory and staging area.
Initializes a new Firebase project in the current directory.
Deploys your project to Firebase, including hosting, functions, and other configured services.
Starts a local development server to test your Firebase project.
Logs out of the Firebase CLI.
Sets data at a specific path in your Firebase Realtime Database.
Sets the active Firebase project for subsequent commands.
Deploys only specific services (in this case, hosting and functions) to Firebase.
Authenticates the Firebase CLI with your Google account.
Retrieves data from a specific path in your Firebase Realtime Database.
Deploys only Cloud Functions to your Firebase project.
Lists details about EC2 instances in your AWS account.
Displays a list of all Lambda functions in your AWS account.
Provides information about your RDS database instances.
Shows all DynamoDB tables in your AWS account.
Displays all SNS topics in your AWS account.
Lists all S3 buckets in your AWS account.
Creates a new CloudFormation stack based on a template.
Lists all IAM users in your AWS account.
Lists all SQS queues in your AWS account.
Retrieves statistics for specified CloudWatch metrics.