Merge pull request #4 from node-girls/command-line-cheatsheet

Command line cheatsheet

README.md

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 A set of cheatsheets and glossary terms that will be useful for completing the Node Girls workshops.
 
-* [Node Cheatsheet](https://github.com/node-girls/cheatsheets/master/node-cheatsheet.md)
+* [Node Cheatsheet](https://github.com/node-girls/cheatsheets/blob/master/node-cheatsheet.md)
+* [Command Line Cheatsheet](https://github.com/node-girls/cheatsheets/blob/master/command-line-cheatsheet.md)

command-line-cheatsheet.md

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+# Command Line Cheatsheet
+
+A go-to list of simple commands for your terminal.
+
+
+| Term                  | Meaning |
+|-----------------------|----------------------------------|
+| `pwd`                 | Stands for "print working directory". Will tell you the path to the folder you are currently in. |
+| `cd <folder-name>`    | Stands for "change directory". Will move you into the folder specified. eg. `cd documents` or `cd documents/node-project` |
+| `cd ..`               | Moves you back one folder, to the parent directory. |
+| `ls`                  | Lists all the files and folders in the current directory. |
+| `mkdir <folder-name>` | Creates a new folder with the name specified. eg. `mkdir new-project` |
+| `touch <file-name>`   | Creates a new file with the name specified. eg. `touch index.html` |
+| `rm <file-name>`      | Removes the specified file. eg. `rm script.js` |

node-cheatsheet.md

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 | `npm package`  | Open source Node project, published on npm. |
 | `npm init`     | Command run in the terminal to initialise your Node project and create a package.json file. |
 | `npm install <package-name>`  | Command run in the terminal to install an npm package. |
-| `package.json` | File holding various metadata about a Node project, such as project name, description or license information, installed packages (or dependencies). Usually located in the root directory. Package.json cheatsheet [here](http://browsenpm.org/package-json). |
+| `package.json` | File holding various metadata about a Node project, such as project name, description or license information, installed packages (aka dependencies). Usually located in the root directory. Package.json cheatsheet [here](http://browsenpm.org/package-json). |
 | `dependencies` | Packages installed from npm that are necessary to run the project successfully. Listed in the package.json. |