Igor Chubin

The first and main question is can you install the cheat.sh server somewhere in your local environment or not? If yes, then it is not a problem at all. With...

@dufferzafar It is an interesting idea, but this solution would be inconsistent, because the cheat sheets would be available only on the local machine and only for this client. Is...

Yes, you are absolutely right, but for that we have to fully implement the cascading cheat sheets feature. It is almost done, and I think you could use it soon

@miloskroulik Please take a look at this, starting here: https://github.com/chubin/cheat.sh/issues/98#issuecomment-493783491 You can install cheat.sh in the standalone mode, and configure it to use your own cheat sheets sources. Is it...

@ochaloup actually, you did it right. The easiest way to do it would be exactly as you did: you can just replace the repository URL here: https://github.com/chubin/cheat.sh/blob/master/lib/adapter/cheat_sheets.py#L47 What structure has...

@ochaloup Hi! Please excuse me for the long response time, I hope it will be better in future. You are doing everything absolutely right! I like your file based implementation,...

@ochaloup > The cheet.sh is capable to list the cheetsheets but there is not working the TAB autocomplete functionality in bash. I will be missing some setup here. Would you...

> file based adapter; if this is possible in future? Yes, absolutely > 2 months ago where offline_usage branch was not working I believe the branch was merged more than...

It is a good idea. We should test it and see if it detects language reliably enough. I believe, I considered it first, before switching to polyglot, and it detected...

It is for input, not for output. ``` $ curl cht.sh/python/прочитать+json # python - Parsing values from a JSON file? # # I think what Ignacio is saying is that...