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fuck — Windows Command Corrector | Open Awesome

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A Windows command-line tool that automatically corrects mistyped commands by suggesting the correct one.

What is fuck?

fuck is a command-line tool for Windows that automatically corrects mistyped commands in the terminal. It detects when a command fails due to a spelling error and suggests the correct command, helping developers avoid repetitive retyping.

Target Audience

Windows developers and power users who frequently use the command line and want to reduce errors and improve workflow efficiency.

Value Proposition

It provides a quick, lightweight solution for fixing command-line typos without complex setup, inspired by similar tools like The Fuck but tailored for Windows environments.

Overview

Fix command line spelling errors like it's 1999.

Use Cases

Best For

Correcting common typos in Windows command-line commands
Speeding up terminal workflow by reducing retyping
Windows developers who frequently use PowerShell or CMD

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399 stars16 forks0 contributors

Users transitioning from Unix-like systems who miss similar tools

Improving productivity in script-heavy development environments

Reducing frustration from repetitive command errors

Not Ideal For

Cross-platform development teams needing consistent error correction across Windows, macOS, and Linux
Users who primarily work in native Windows Command Prompt or PowerShell without a Bash shell
Environments with strict IT policies that restrict PATH modifications or unauthorized executables
Projects requiring advanced error handling beyond simple spelling corrections, such as semantic command fixes

Pros & Cons

Pros

Automatic Typo Detection

Detects when commands fail due to spelling errors and suggests corrections, as demonstrated in the README's demo GIF and described in the Key Features.

Simple Integration Setup

Installation involves adding the executable to the system PATH and configuring .bashrc with a few lines, making it straightforward for users familiar with shell customization.

Lightweight Design

Described as a minimal, focused tool in the Philosophy section, it avoids bloat and prioritizes quick fixes for common command-line errors.

Productivity Enhancement

Reduces time wasted on retyping commands by automatically fixing typos, which is particularly valuable for developers in script-heavy Windows environments.

Cons

Windows-Only Restriction

The tool is built specifically for Windows, limiting its utility for developers on other operating systems or in cross-platform workflows.

Bash Shell Dependency

Requires configuration in .bashrc, meaning it's optimized for Bash environments on Windows and may not function well with CMD or PowerShell without additional setup.

Minimal Documentation

The README is brief with only basic installation steps and no details on usage, customization, or troubleshooting, which could hinder adoption.

Limited Error Coverage

Focuses solely on spelling corrections for failed commands, lacking features for more complex error types or advanced customization found in similar tools like The Fuck.

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Quick Stats

Stars399

Forks16

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Open Issues3

Last commit5 years ago

CreatedSince 2015

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