Terminal command lines

Command	Description	CLI example
`pwd`	The full path to your home directory
`ls -la`	List all files from the repository (including hidden files) sorted by name
`ls -d */`	List all (sub)directories within the current path
`&&`	« AND » : Combine two command on one line.	`pwd && ls -la`
`touch`	Creating a new file. This command has its own subset of commands to edit a file	`touch NewFile.txt`
`mkdir`	« Make Directory » : Creating a new folder.	`mkdir NewFolder`
`mv`	« Move » one or multiple files or folders. Allowing to rename at the same time.	`mv ~/Desktop/NewFile.txt /Volumes/USB Drive/AnyFolder`
`~/`	Root of the active user	`cd ~/Sites/`
`cd`	« Change Directory » : Moving to a different driver or folder.	Win: `cd /c/` Mac: `cd /Volumes/Macintosh HD/`
`echo "String" >> file.txt`	Adds the « String » as content within the file	`echo "# Hello World >> example.md`
`⌃Ctrl`+`L`	Clear the terminal viewport.
`⌃Ctrl`+`Z`	Stops the running command.
`⌃Ctrl`+`X`	Stops the running command.
`⌃Ctrl`+`C`	() Stops the running `.sh` command.

OS	Description	CLI example
macOS	On Linux OS the term « Volumes » refers to « Drives » for Windows, as a disk on the computer.	`cd /Volumes/usbT7r/Projects/www/`
Windows	Windows requires to do it in two steps; First declare on what Drive, then where on that Drive.	`cd c: && cd /c/wamp64/www/`

Command	Description
`echo $SHELL`	Know what shell is active
`chsh -s /bin/bash`	Switch to Bash terminal shell
`chsh -s /bin/zsh`	Switch to Zsh terminal shell
`which zsh`	Validate that you have Zsh intalled

Useful sequence of commands

(1) Make a new folder, (2) move to that new folder, (3) create a new file in it.

mkdir NewFolder && cd NewFolder && touch NewFile.txt

Move to WAMP document root repository on Windows PC

cd c: && cd /c/wamp64/www/