Command Line Interfaces (CLI)
A command-line interfaces (CLI) is an application that processes text-based commands, typically entered into a terminal or executed via a shell script.
Deeper Knowledge on Command-line Interfaces (CLI)
![Kubernetes CLI: kubectl](/img/blog-article-generic_256x256.jpg)
Kubernetes CLI: kubectl
The CLI interface for Kubernetes
![Markdown: Detect Broken links](/img/blog-article-generic_256x256.jpg)
Markdown: Detect Broken links
Use markdown-link-check and Bash to detect broken links
![jq](/img/blog-article-generic_256x256.jpg)
jq
A portable CLI to slice, filter, and map JSON data
![Git](/img/blog-article-generic_256x256.jpg)
Git
A distributed version-control system to track changes, typically for software development projects
![Angular CLI](/img/blog-article-generic_256x256.jpg)
Angular CLI
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Broader Topics Related to Command-line Interfaces (CLI)
![Shells](/img/blog-article-generic_256x256.jpg)
Shells
Shells process text based commands
![Terminals](/img/blog-article-generic_256x256.jpg)
Terminals
Terminals are text-based applications read and write to a shell