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You can use the instructions below if you're a cheapskate, but for $5 you can use [Fluid](http://fluidapp.com/) and create a menu bar app that's much more full-featured and usable than the Automator action. Seriously. Do it.

Under images/fluid/CheatersIcon.png you can find a nice Icon to use for Cheaters.

Be sure to check out the [built-in Markdown conversion](http://brettterpstra.com/2014/01/26/cheaters-2-dot-0-5-cheating-gets-easier/) for easy cheatsheet creation, and [check here](http://brettterpstra.com/2014/01/21/cheaters-2-dot-0-more-and-faster/) for info on the fast switcher, deep linking and a JavaScript API.

### Using Cheaters
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<li><a href="cheatsheets/marked2.md">Marked 2 (*)</a></li>
<li><a href="cheatsheets/Xcode.md">Xcode</a></li>
<li><a href="cheatsheets/alfred.html">Alfred</a></li>
<li><a href="cheatsheets/applestyle.md">Apple Style (*)</a></li>
<!-- <li><a href="cheatsheets/bashhistory.html">Bash History</a></li> -->
<!-- <li><a href="cheatsheets/css3.jpg" title="CSS3">CSS3</a></li> -->
<!-- <li><a href="cheatsheets/git.html">Git</a></li> -->
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## Apple Style Guide


### Actions

You press a key on a keyboard or tap a key on a Multi-Touch screen; you type a character, word, or phrase.
 In general, don’t use articles and the word key in references to keys. Ease the user into this construction by using the and key the first time you mention a keystroke.

> _First occurrence:_ Press the Control key.
> _Thereafter:_ Press Control.
### Modifier keys

Capitalize the names of modifier keys.

> Control key, Option key, Shift key, Command key, Esc key 

### Punctuation/Nonalphanumeric Keys

When a punctuation key or nonalphanumeric key is used in a combination keystroke, or as a modifier for the word key, capitalize the key name. (However, use lowercase for punctuation marks and nonalphanumeric symbols in other contexts.) 

> Option-Shift-Hyphen
> press the Hyphen key
> type a hyphen
Placing the punctuation mark or symbol in parentheses after the spelled-out key name is optional, but be consistent within a document.

> Shift-Command-Tilde (~)
### Combination Keystrokes


In combination keystrokes, use hyphens to signify that the user should hold down the first key or keys while pressing the last key. Don’t use a hyphen if each key should be pressed and released separately. Be sure to explain this convention on first use.

> Control-Shift-N
> Esc N

Capitalize but don’t italicize or use code font for letters used as key names.

> Command-C
> Command-X
If there’s more than one modifier key, use this order

1. Control
2. Option
3. Shift
4. Command

When a keyboard shortcut includes a mouse or trackpad action, use lowercase for the mouse or trackpad action. 


> Option-click
> Option-swipe with three fingers 

### Two-Word Key Names


When one of the key names in a combination keystroke is two words or a hyphenated word, use en dashes where you would ordinarily use hyphens. 


> Option–Right Bracket
> Option–Command–Up Arrow
> Option–Command–double-click

When referring to more than one key, use the full name of each key.

> _Correct:_ the Right Arrow or Left Arrow key
> _Incorrect:_ the Right or Left Arrow key 

### Keys Labeled With Two Characters

When a key with two characters is used in a keyboard shortcut, identify the key by the lower of the two characters, unless the Shift key is part of the shortcut. If the Shift key is part of the keyboard shortcut, identify the key by the upper of the two characters.

> _Correct:_ To close all stacks, press Option-Semicolon.
> _Incorrect:_ To close all stacks, press Option-Colon.
> _Correct:_ For more information, press Shift–Command–Question Mark.
> _Incorrect:_ For more information, press Shift-Command-Slash.

If one of the characters on the key provides a mnemonic for the action of the command, you can identify the key by that character. 


To remove keyword presets 1 to 8, press Option-Shift-1 to Option-Shift-8. 

When the Shift key and a key with two characters are in a combination keystroke, always show the Shift key as part of the keyboard shortcut (don’t show only the upper of the two characters and assume that the user will know to press the Shift key). 


> _Correct:_ To increase the Loupe diameter, press Option–Shift–Plus Sign.
> _Incorrect:_ To increase the Loupe diameter, press Option–Plus Sign. 

### Key graphics

With graphic representations of combination keystrokes (in tables, for example), use the plus sign (+) instead of a hyphen between keys. 


### Escape and Function

Spell out the key names Escape and Function (the Fn key on portable computers and wireless keyboards) when you introduce them. In subsequent references, it’s OK to abbreviate them as Esc and Fn.

> _First occurrence:_ Press the Esc (Escape) key.
> _Thereafter:_ Press Esc.

Don’t abbreviate any other key names, except when space is very tight (in table headings, for example).

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From the [Apple Style Guide](https://help.apple.com/asg/mac/2013/#apsg1f2855da)
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###Drush commands

####Execute a drush command

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| Run `drush help [command]` to view command-specific help | Run `drush topic` to read even more documentation |

####Global options

(see `drush topic core-global-options` for the full list)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| -d, --debug | Display even more information, including internal messages |
| -h, --help | This help system |
| -n, --no | Assume 'no' as answer to all prompts |
| -r <path>, --root=<path> | Drupal root directory to use (default: current directory) | |
| -s, --simulate | Simulate all relevant actions (don't actually change the system) | |
| -l &lt;[URL]&gt;, --uri=&lt;[URL]&gt; | URI of the drupal site to use (only needed in multisite environments or when running on an alternate port) |
| -v, --verbose | Display extra information about the command |
| -y, --yes | Assume 'yes' as answer to all prompts |

####Core drush commands: (core)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| archive-dump (ard), archive-backup (arb) | Backup your code, files, and database into a single file |
| archive-restore (arr) | Expand a site archive into a Drupal web site |
| browse | Display a link to a given path or open link in a browser |
| core-cli (php) | Open an interactive shell on a Drupal site |
| core-config (conf, config) | Edit drushrc, site alias, and Drupal settingsphp files |
| core-cron (cron) | Run all cron hooks in all active modules for specified site |
| core-execute (exec, execute) | Execute a shell command Usually used with a site alias |
| core-quick-drupal (qd) | Download, install, serve and login to Drupal with minimal configuration and dependencies |
| core-requirements (status-report, rq) | Provides information about things that may be wrong in your Drupal installation, if any |
| core-rsync (rsync) | Rsync the Drupal tree to/from another server using ssh |
| core-status (status, st) | Provides a birds-eye view of the current Drupal installation, if any |
| core-topic (topic) | Read detailed documentation on a given topic |
| drupal-directory (dd) | Return path to a given module/theme directory |
| help | Print this help message See `drush help help` for more options |
| image-derive (id) | Create an image derivative |
| image-flush (if) | Flush all derived images for a given style |
| php-eval (eval, ev) | Evaluate arbitrary php code after bootstrapping Drupal (if available) | |
| php-script (scr) | Run php script(s) | |
| queue-list | Returns a list of all defined queues |
| queue-run | Run a specific queue by name |
| shell-alias (sha) | Print all known shell alias records |
| site-alias (sa) | Print site alias records for all known site aliases and local sites |
| site-install (si) | Install Drupal along with modules/themes/configuration using the specified install profile |
| site-set (use) | Set a site alias to work on that will persist for the current session |
| site-ssh (ssh) | Connect to a Drupal site's server via SSH for an interactive session or to run a shell command |
| test-clean | Clean temporary tables and files |
| test-run | Run tests Note that you must use the --uri option via the CLI or via a site alias |
| updatedb (updb) | Apply any database updates required (as with running updatephp) | |
| updatedb-status (updbst) | List any pending database updates |
| usage-send (usend) | Send anonymous Drush usage information to statistics logging site Usage statistics contain the Drush command name and the Drush option names, but no arguments or option values |
| usage-show (ushow) | Show Drush usage information that has been logged but not sent Usage statistics contain the Drush command name and the Drush option names, but no arguments or option values |
| variable-delete (vdel) | Delete a variable |
| variable-get (vget) | Get a list of some or all site variables and values |
| variable-set (vset) | Set a variable |
| version | Show drush version |

####Runserver commands: (runserver)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| runserver (rs) | Runs a lightweight built in http server for development |

####Tools for auditing a Drupal site: (site_audit)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| audit_all (aa) | Executes every Site Audit Report |
| audit_best_practices (abp) | Audit best practices used |
| audit_block (ab) | Audit Block |
| audit_cache (ac) | Audit Drupal's caching settings |
| audit_codebase (acb) | Audit the codebase |
| audit_content (acn) | Audit content |
| audit_cron (acr) | Audit cron |
| audit_database (ad) | Report information about a site environment's database |
| audit_extensions (ae) | Audit extensions (modules and themes) | |
| audit_insights (agi) | Analyze a site using Google PageSpeed Insights |
| audit_security (asec) | Audit the site for known security vulnerabilities |
| audit_status (as) | Audit Drupal's built-in status report |
| audit_users (au) | Audit Users |
| audit_views (av) | Audit Views |
| audit_watchdog (aw) | Audit the database logs |
| site-audit-version | Show the Site Audit version |

####Cache commands: (cache)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| cache-clear (cc) | Clear a specific cache, or all drupal caches |
| cache-get (cg) | Fetch a cached object and display it |
| cache-rebuild (cr, rebuild) | Rebuild a Drupal 8 site and clear all its caches |
| cache-set (cs) | Cache an object expressed in JSON or `var_export()` format |

####Config commands: (config)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| config-edit (cedit) | Open a config file in a text editor Edits are imported into active configration after closing editor |
| config-export (cex) | Export config from the active directory |
| config-get (cget) | Display a config value, or a whole configuration object |
| config-import (cim) | Import config from a config directory |
| config-list (cli) | List config names by prefix |
| config-set (cset) | Set config value directly in active configuration |

####Field commands: (field)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| field-clone | Clone a field and all its instances |
| field-create | Create fields and instances; returns urls for field editing |
| field-delete | Delete a field and its instances |
| field-info | View information about fields, field_types, and widgets |
| field-update | Return URL for field editing web page |

####Project manager commands: (pm)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| pm-disable (dis) | Disable one or more extensions (modules or themes) | |
| pm-download (dl) | Download projects from drupalorg or other sources |
| pm-enable (en) | Enable one or more extensions (modules or themes) | |
| pm-info (pmi) | Show detailed info for one or more extensions (modules or themes) | |
| pm-list (pml) | Show a list of available extensions (modules and themes) | |
| pm-refresh (rf) | Refresh update status information |
| pm-releasenotes (rln) | Print release notes for given projects |
| pm-releases (rl) | Print release information for given projects |
| pm-uninstall (pmu) | Uninstall one or more modules |
| pm-update (up) | Update Drupal core and contrib projects and apply any pending database updates (Same as pm-updatecode + updatedb) | |
| pm-updatecode (upc) | Update Drupal core and contrib projects to latest recommended releases |
| pm-updatestatus (ups) | Show a report of available minor updates to Drupal core and contrib projects |

####Role commands: (role)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| role-add-perm (rap) | Grant a specified permission to a role |
| role-create (rcrt) | Create a new role |
| role-delete (rdel) | Delete a role |
| role-list (rls) | Display a list of all roles defined on the system If a role name is provided as an argument, then all of the permissions of that role will be listed If a permission name is provided as an option, then all of the roles that have been granted that permission will be listed |
| role-remove-perm (rmp) | Remove a specified permission from a role | |

####SQL commands: (sql)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| sql-cli (sqlc) | Open a SQL command-line interface using Drupal's credentials |
| sql-connect | A string for connecting to the DB |
| sql-create | Create a database |
| sql-drop | Drop all tables in a given database |
| sql-dump | Exports the Drupal DB as SQL using mysqldump or equivalent |
| sql-query (sqlq) | Execute a query against a database |
| sql-sanitize (sqlsan) | Run sanitization operations on the current database |
| sql-sync | Copy and import source database to target database Transfers via rsync |

####Search commands: (search)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| search-index | Index the remaining search items without wiping the index |
| search-reindex | Force the search index to be rebuilt |
| search-status | Show how many items remain to be indexed out of the total |

####User commands: (user)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| user-add-role (urol) | Add a role to the specified user accounts |
| user-block (ublk) | Block the specified user(s) | |
| user-cancel (ucan) | Cancel a user account with the specified name |
| user-create (ucrt) | Create a user account with the specified name |
| user-information (uinf) | Print information about the specified user(s) | |
| user-login (uli) | Display a one time login link for the given user account (defaults to uid 1) | |
| user-password (upwd) | (Re)Set the password for the user account with the specified name |
| user-remove-role (urrol) | Remove a role from the specified user accounts |
| user-unblock (uublk) | Unblock the specified user(s) | |

####User permission commands: (permissions)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| permissions-list (perl) | List user permissions |
| permissions-user (peru) | Print permissions of the specified user(s) | |

####Watchdog commands: (watchdog)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| watchdog-delete (wd-del, wd-delete) | Delete watchdog messages |
| watchdog-list (wd-list) | Show available message types and severity levels A prompt will ask for a choice to show watchdog messages |
| watchdog-show (wd-show, ws) | Show watchdog messages |

####All commands in devel: (devel)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| devel-download | Downloads the FirePHP library from http://firephporg/ |
| devel-reinstall (dre) | Disable, Uninstall, and Install a list of projects |
| devel-token (token) | List available tokens |
| fn-hook (fnh, hook) | List implementations of a given hook and explore the source of the selected one |
| fn-view (fnv) | Show the source of specified function or method |

####All commands in devel_generate: (devel_generate)

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| generate-content (genc) | Create content |
| generate-menus (genm) | Create menus and menu items |
| generate-terms (gent) | Create terms in specified vocabulary |
| generate-users (genu) | Create users |
| generate-vocabs (genv) | Create vocabularies |

####Other commands

| Command | Description |
| ----:|:---- |
| clean-modules | Find and remove enabled modules that do not exist from the database |
| composer | Perform package management and dependency tracking of your projects and libraries |
| drupalgeddon-test (drugtest) | Check for known indications of Drupalgeddon exploit |
| make | Turns a makefile into a working Drupal codebase |
| make-generate (generate-makefile) | Generate a makefile from the current Drupal site |
| registry-rebuild (rr) | Rebuild the registry table (for classes) and the system table (for module locations) in a Drupal install |
| stripe-download | Downloads the Stripe PHP library from <https://githubcom/stripe/stripe-php> |

(clean_missing_modules, composer, drupalgeddon, make, registry_rebuild, commerce_stripe)

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