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Bash Shortcut

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Aadkdev
Last edited Dec 20, 2020
Created on Dec 20, 2020

This visualization displays a categorized table of Bash keyboard shortcuts, with navigation, editing, processes, and history grouped into sections. It uses D3.js to render each shortcut as an interactive card, mapping key combinations to their actions via `d3.select` and `d3.data` joins. The layout is generated from the gist’s plain-text source, with `d3.forceSimulation` positioning the cards to avoid overlap while preserving group proximity. Tooltips, enabled by `d3.tip`, reveal the full action text when hovering. The visual encodes category colors and key-press sequences, making the cheat sheet explorable without reading the raw text.

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