Tired of typing long Linux commands? Learn how to speed up command-line sessions with Bash aliases.

Running Obsidian from flatpak comes with its own set of problems. One of them is that Obsidian is ran in sandbox environment - which makes sense when we consider security, but to be frank - it’s annoying when I have to do something non-standard. I wanted to run this command from obsidian (it updates my git repo): npx quartz sync --no-pull but after adding it to there: I was welcomed with an error that it couldn’t find `npx` command, which makes sense - I’m using NVM to manage node. > Tip > > To make it work I had to make sure that `npx` was added to Obsidians `$PATH` variable and obsidian has permissions to this directory. I used Flatseal to: 1. Give Obsidian permissions to `/home/$USER` directory - that’s where `bin/` of NVM resides 2. Add NVM to `$PATH`: I also had to update the script to execute from the git root: cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" && npx quartz sync --no-pull Now running `Ctrl + P` and typing `Update page` updates the page directly from obsidian.

In this blog post, we explore how we can style text that we log to the console in Node.js. Some of the examples use a Unix shell but most of the code should also work on Windows.

match command-line arguments to their help text