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If you are looking to get the most power out of your Mac, you need to embrace the Mac’s terminal and learn some helpful terminal commands. Most users are fine using menus and the mouse to control settings, files, and folders, but if you want to get down under the hood of macOS, terminal can get you there quickly and get the job done.

But have you ever wonder what every single possible terminal command was on a Mac? You can list every terminal command available by turning to the command line. What you’ll see is a significant list of terminal commands with over 1400 possible commands to investigate and use, many of which are either helpful or powerful as we regularly cover with our command line guides. Of course many of the commands listed will have no relevance to the average user, but it can still be helpful to be able to navigate through the list and investigate each command and its respective purpose.

With so many Mac commands, it’s often difficult to remember and use them all. Introducing BIDBAR.

Bidbar saves terminal commands in the Mac menu bar. Run and copy them with keyboard shortcuts.

Unlimited Possibilities
Jot down simple one-liners you keep forgetting or save complex scripts that serve a purpose.

Save hard-to-remember commands
git reset –soft HEAD~1
grep -rnw “keyword” ./directory

Toggle dark mode ⚫
osascript -e ‘tell application “System Events” to tell appearance preferences to set dark mode to not dark mode’

Open apps and links
open -a Terminal ~/path/to/folder
open -a Xcode
open https://getbidbar.com

Do git operations 🦑
cd path/to/project &&
git pull &&
git commit -am “Commit my awesome changes”

Run scripts in various languages
python path/to/file.py
sh shell_script.sh

Say custom messages 🔊
say Today’s date is `date +%A%B%d`
{ echo Goals for today; cat goals.txt; } | say

Run and copy your commands with keyboard shortcuts

Use keyboard shortcut ⌘⌥ + [1-9] to run and ⇧⌘⌥ + [1-9] to copy commands 1-9 without using a mouse.