X-CMD

To start using it, add the x-cmd plugin to your plugins array in ~/.zshrc:

plugins=(... x-cmd)

Functions

`x`

x yq                # Using yq command to interract with YML. If yq is not avaiable in the machine. X-CMD will download and directly execute the binary on demand without installation. X-CMD try to avoid influence the environment and folder and always find the solution with least impact.

x fjo               # Posix shell CLI to interactve with forgejo.
x cb                # Posix shell CLI to interactve with codeberg.

x nihao             # For more information about using gpt, gemini, etc in terminal.

`m`

m for machine.

In mac, it is x mac. In termux, it is x termux.

m ss                        # Info about systemsetup
m app                       # List application status
m proxy enable 8090         # Set

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X-CMD

Functions

x

m

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`x`

`m`