Command Line Cheatsheet for Windows

Command	Description
`Tab`	Auto-complete files and folder names
`Up Arrow`	Scroll through previous commands
`Ctrl + A`	Go to the beginning of the line you are currently typing on
`Ctrl + E`	Go to the end of the line you are currently typing on
`Ctrl + R`	Lets you search through previously used commands
`Ctrl + C`	Kill whatever you are running
`exit`	Exit the current shell

Command	Description
`cd`	Print full working path
`dir` or `gci`	List contents of a directory
`chdir [folder]` or `sl`	Change into a directory
`sl ..`	Go one directory up
`cls`	Clear the view
`open [file]`	Opens a file
`open .`	Opens the directory
`ni [file name]`	Creates a new file
`del [file name]`	Remove a single file
`ni -ItemType dir [directory name]`	Make a new directory
`copy [file] [new file/new directory]`	Copy file to file or new directory
`move [file] [new file/new directory]`	Move file into new file or directory
`rmdir [directory]`	Remove directory ( only operates on empty directories )
`rmdir /s [directory name]`	Force remove a directory and all its contents
`help`	Prints all possible commands

Command	Description
`sudo [command]`	Run command with the security privileges of the superuser (Super User DO)
`cp *.js`	Use wildcards to get all files of a certain type when moving or copying
`edit [file]`	Opens file in Terminal editor
`exit`	Exit

Command Line Cheatsheet for MacOS

Command	Description
`Tab`	Auto-complete files and folder names
`Up Arrow`	Scroll through previous commands
`Ctrl + A`	Go to the beginning of the line you are currently typing on
`Ctrl + E`	Go to the end of the line you are currently typing on
`Ctrl + R`	Lets you search through previously used commands
`Ctrl + C`	Kill whatever you are running
`Ctrl + D`	Exit the current shell

Command	Description
`pwd`	Print full working path
`.`	Current folder
`cd [folder]`	Change into a directory
`cd ..`	Change directory upwards
`ls`	List contents of a directory
`ls -la`	List all contents including hidden files
`clear`	Clear the view
`open [file]`	Opens a file
`open .`	Opens the directory
`touch [file name]`	Creates a new file
`rm [file name]`	Remove a single file
`mkdir [directory name]`	Make a new directory
`cp [file] [new file/new directory]`	Copy file to file or new directory
`mv [file] [new file/new directory]`	Move file into new file or directory
`rmdir [directory]`	Remove directory ( only operates on empty directories )
`rm -rf [directory name]`	Force remove a directory and all its contents

Command	Description
`sudo [command]`	Run command with the security privileges of the superuser (Super User DO)
`cp *.js`	Use wildcards to get all files of a certain type when moving or copying
`!!`	Use double bang to repeat last command
`nano [file]`	Opens file in Terminal editor
`q`	Exit