Howto-Howto or Kite

This repository contains many resources and mini-tutorials that could help you finding useful information during your daily work.

Anytime, anywhere and easily.

Installation (on your system)

Here, you will install Kite on your system and use it with the script. Just clone the repo then add the Script directory to your PATH (see below).

$ cd

$ cd Documents

$ git clone git@github.com:joved-git/howto-howto.git

Add ...

PATH=$PATH:'~/Documents/howto-howto/Script'

... at the end of your ~/.cshrc or ~/.zshrc.

That's all !

Installation (with Dockerfile)

Here, you will create a container with Kite. Just clone the repo then follow instructions of the ./howto-howto/Resources/Docker/README.txt file.

$ cd

$ cd Documents

$ git clone git@github.com:joved-git/howto-howto.git

See ~/Documents/howto-howto/Resources/Docker/README.txt file.

After the instalaltion, you can delete the cloned directory.

How to use it (howto mode)

If all is OK with your PATH, you can try to the 'list' command:

 $ kite list

You should see a list of the content of Kite.

If you want to find a specific subject, just ask to Kite:

$ kite [keyword | id]

You can use a keyword or the id of the file to see the appropriate content:

Example:

$ kite 0020

or

$ kite ufw

You should see very interesting information, links and examples.

How to use it (command mode)

Kite allows to run some very useful commands.

 $ kite cmd

You should see a list of available commands. Here is an example:

ipfor : Used to get/set ip forwarding
$ kite ipfor [on | off | status]

You have a small manual. It's simple.

How to use it (whatis mode)

Kite allows to give you a brief summary of each keyword (same as for 'kite [keyword | id]' above).

 $ kite whatis [keyword | id]

You should see a summary of the given entry.

Try howtos and commands, create you own, all is possible.

Have fun !