File System Commands
cat
Usage: cat [file]
Description: print file contents or piped input
Examples:
cat file.txt— Prints the contents of file.txtecho 'Hello, World!' | cat— Prints 'Hello, World!'cat— Prints whatever is piped into itcat file.txt | grep 'Hello'— Prints lines containing 'Hello' from file.txtcat file.txt | wc -l— Counts the number of lines in file.txt
cd
Aliases: 'chdir'
Usage: cd [dir]
Description: change directory
cp
Aliases: 'copy'
Usage: cp [src] [dst]
Description: copy file
edit
Aliases: nano, vim, vi
Usage: edit|nano|vim|vi [file]
Description: open a Monaco editor with syntax highlighting
ls
Aliases: list
Usage: ls [path] [-l|--long]
Description: list a directory's contents (long format)
Options: -l, --long
mkdir
Usage: mkdir [dir]
Description: make a directory
pwd
Aliases: 'whereami'
Usage: pwd
Description: display working directory
rm
Aliases: rmdir
Usage: rm [file|dir]
Description: remove file or directory
touch
Aliases: 'create'
Usage: touch [file]
Description: create empty file or update mtime
tree
Usage: tree [dir]
Description: show directory tree
write
Aliases: wr
Usage: write [file] [text]
Description: overwrite file with text or piped input
Examples:
write file.txt 'Hello, World!'— Writes 'Hello, World!' to file.txtecho 'Hello, World!' | write file.txt— Writes 'Hello, World!' to file.txt