Releases · eprovst/tldr

Changes:

Notes on updating:

Download tldr for Linux and tldr.exe for Windows, both are 64 bit only, for other platforms one could build from source.

New:

Added -s, --search option that allows searching for commands matching a given grep-style regular expression.
There are now more error messages to help you fix rare problems with your configuration.
Added support for dynamic platform switching, the client now stores all pages in the database so you are able to switch platforms on the fly using the -p, --platform flag.
Added --purge which removes the database from disk, useful in the unlikely event of a corrupted database.
Added option to render local page.
The client now compresses pages before storing them in the database, lengthening the update process slightly but halving the database size.

Changes:

Removed some, renamed others, hidden a few, and changed the working of a small group: flags have been thoroughly reworked, in general to be more compatible with other clients. Most notably:
- --list now does not accept a parameter any more, use --search '{{pattern}}' instead.
- --list-all and --list-platforms have been added for scripting purposes.
- --completion has been renamed to --bash-completion.
- --clear-cache has been added as a hidden alias for --purge mostly for compatibility reasons.

Download tldr for Linux and tldr.exe for Windows, both are 64 bit only, for other platforms one could build from source.

New:

Added --list option that shows all commands (that contain an optionally provided pattern).
Added --completion option that prints a bash script for bash completion.
Printing of pages has been greatly improved, we now support verbatim in all line types.

Changes:

Download tldr for Linux and tldr.exe for Windows, both are 64 bit only, for other platforms one could build from source.

Initial release of this tldr client.

Download tldr for Linux and tldr.exe for Windows, both are 64 bit only, for other platforms one could build from source.

Provide feedback