Handy Sysadmin Cheatbook π
This is a quick blog entry cheatsheet for system administrators to refer to quickly in their day to day work. I will be adding in more categories to the cheatbook in the future.
For most of the long linux commands, Iβd suggest using aliases that can be setup together with dotfiles
Sysadmin Cheatsheet
Neovim Cheatsheet
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<Leader> - (Spacebar)
Open sidebar: 1
Move a file: m
Delete a file: d
Toggle a terminal: ft
File Navigation
Top of file: gg
Bottom of file: G
Start of line: 0
End of line: $
Fast forward: e
Fast Backward: Option <-
Find and Replace
Find a file: <leader>ff
Search across codebase: <leader>sg
Find and replace (local): :%s/toReplace/replace/g
Splitting Windows
Split horizontally: <leader>-
Split vertically: <leader>|
Navigate windows: ctrl + (h/j/k/l)
LSP (Language Server Protocol)
Go to definitions: gd
Autocomplete
Hover documentation: K
Smart replace: <leader>cre
Format: <leader>cff
Code actions: <leader>cag
Remove unused imports: <leader>cR
Organize imports: <leader>co
Other Operations
Switch buffers
Line numbers
Disable/enable: <leader>ul
Go to line number: linenumber (j/k)
Open terminals: <leader>ft
Explore
Add a file: %
Add a folder: d
Undo, redo, delete, visual mode
Find and reach
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