In this short tutorial, we look at how to download files on the command line. This tip is useful for anyone using Mac OS X, Linux, or Unix. I recommend that all web developers learn how to use the command line.
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great video! thanks for posting. can curl download a youtube video file. i have been using youtube-dl , but it does not always work. i tried using "curl some-url -o my-url-file", but "my-url-file" was not a video file.
Hi mate, can you please help me download disney+ videos "using terminal" I would be most greatfull if you can help me, as I know it can be done, I just need to know what command inputs I need to do, in order to permanently download the video files. Thanks
I think you could do something like that with shell expansion which is just some regular bash stuff: tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/sect_03_04.html
Hello, I have a text file wherein I would like to rename all occurrences of the variables within it. For example, variable a, b, c, and g would be changed to apple, banana, carrot, grapefruit. How do I do this? I'm trying this in a Mac Terminal. I'm having trouble as all instances of the letter 'a' is being replaced with apple. I would like for only the variable 'a' to be replaced. sample text file: www.google-analytics.com/ga.js Appreciate any feedback. Thank you.
You only write .....” pico whit “.... and after whit directly press tab button and it finish/autofill for you / pico whitman.txt . Cool huh? Nano or Pico are the same , Or just write this “ head -n 8 whitman.txt “. It will show you 8 lines of that file contents . u can change the 8 to whatever u like, to remove u just do “ rm -v whitman.txt “ will delete it for you. U don’t need to write the .txt for the file , when you create/write in to a file and save it then when you try to know what’s the extension of the file you just try “ file whitman “ it will tells you it’s txt source file, if not working then do “ file - filename like “ file - whitman “