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    1. ───┬───────────────┬────────────┬───────────┬───────────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
    2.  # │     name      │  category  │ is_plugin │ is_custom │                             usage
    3. ───┼───────────────┼────────────┼───────────┼───────────┼────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
    4.  0 │ alias         │ core       │ false     │ false     │ Alias a command (with optional flags) to a new name
    5.  1 │ all?          │ filters    │ false     │ false     │ Test if every element of the input matches a predicate.
    6.  2 │ ansi          │ platform   │ false     │ false     │ Output ANSI codes to change color.
    7.  3 │ ansi gradient │ platform   │ false     │ false     │ draw text with a provided start and end code making a gradient
    8.  4 │ ansi strip    │ platform   │ false     │ false     │ strip ansi escape sequences from string
    9.  5 │ any?          │ filters    │ false     │ false     │ Tests if any element of the input matches a predicate.
    10.  6 │ append        │ filters    │ false     │ false     │ Append a row to the table.
    11.  7 │ benchmark     │ system     │ false     │ false     │ Time the running time of a block
    12.  8 │ build-string  │ strings    │ false     │ false     │ Create a string from the arguments.
    13.  9 │ cal           │ generators │ false     │ false     │ Display a calendar.
    14. ───┴───────────────┴────────────┴───────────┴───────────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

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    1. Fetch the contents from a URL (HTTP GET operation).
    3. Usage:
    6.   -h, --help
    7.       Display this help message
    8.   -u, --user <Any>
    9.       the username when authenticating
    10.   -p, --password <Any>
    11.       the password when authenticating
    12.   -t, --timeout <Int>
    13.       timeout period in seconds
    14.   -H, --headers <Any>
    15.       custom headers you want to add
    16.   -r, --raw
    17.       fetch contents as text rather than a table
    19. Parameters:
    20.   URL: the URL to fetch the contents from
    22. Examples:
    23.   Fetch content from url.com
    26.   > fetch -u myuser -p mypass url.com
    28.   Fetch content from url.com, with custom header
    29.   > fetch -H [my-header-key my-header-value] url.com

    Output

    1. outputs the reversals of the strings in the pipeline
    3. Usage:
    4.   > str reverse ...(rest)
    6. Flags:
    7.   -h, --help
    8.       Display this help message
    10. Parameters:
    11.   ...rest: optionally reverse text by column paths
    13. Examples:
    14.   Return the reversals of multiple strings