stdman
Formatted C++20 standard library man pages generated from cppreference for Unix systems.
What is stdman?
stdman is a tool that generates formatted Unix manual pages for the C++20 standard library by parsing HTML from cppreference. It solves the problem of accessing up-to-date C++ documentation directly from the terminal without relying on web browsers or poorly formatted existing man pages.
C++ developers working on Unix-based systems (Linux, OS X) who prefer terminal-based documentation and want accurate, well-formatted stdlib references.
Developers choose stdman because it provides high-quality, colorized man pages sourced directly from cppreference, offering a more readable and integrated alternative to web browsing or default libstdc++ pages.
Overview
Formatted C++20 stdlib man pages (cppreference)
Use Cases
Best For
- Quickly looking up C++ standard library functions in the terminal
- Developing C++20 applications on Linux or macOS
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