Unified, autogenerated macOS command-line cheatsheets built from macOS manpages and enriched with curated external resources.
This repository is intended to serve as a single, searchable source of truth for macOS command-line usage. The goal is to automatically harvest authoritative details from system manpages, supplement them with concise examples, and publish cheat sheets that are easy to skim on any device.
- Parse macOS manpages into structured data (name, synopsis, options, examples).
- Normalize content so related commands share a consistent layout and terminology.
- Enrich each command with quick examples, warnings, and links to deeper references.
- Export cheat sheets as Markdown for use in terminals, editors, or a static site.
The automation tooling is still being assembled. As it comes together, the README will be updated with concrete setup steps, generation scripts, and publishing instructions.
- Keep additions concise and focused on macOS defaults; clearly mark any third-party dependencies.
- Prefer small, reviewable pull requests with a short summary of what changed and why.
- Do not commit generated artifacts (e.g., large rendered outputs) until publishing is wired up; keep the repository lean.
- Baseline parser that converts macOS manpages into structured text.
- Renderer that outputs Markdown cheat sheets with consistent formatting.
- Optional static-site output with search and per-command navigation.
- Quality checks to keep examples accurate and up to date with OS releases.