Gist 46310a031af739a3b3941d63cd6cb33c

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Gist 46310a031af739a3b3941d63cd6cb33c

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Last edited Feb 4, 2019

Created on Jun 8, 2018

This visualization demonstrates the process of generating and displaying an SSH key, showing step-by-step terminal commands and their outputs. The code uses vanilla JavaScript and HTML/CSS to render a structured guide with command examples, including `ssh-keygen` variations and `cat` commands for viewing public keys. It presents the data as a static, text-based instructional card, with syntax highlighting applied to differentiate commands from comments and output. The interface relies on simple DOM manipulation and CSS styling rather than charting or mapping libraries.

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