This is just various batch files (text files containing several console commands) which I created for my own convenience. Clearly, I enjoy cheating.

To use these you simply need to open the console by pressing [~] (on most systems) and typing any of the commands below

These give all perks related to magazines found in game.

bat AllMagPerks
bat AwesomeTales
bat Barbarian
bat CovertOperations
bat GunsBullets
bat JerkyVendor
bat LaCoiffe
bat LiveLove
bat PicketFences
bat Surgical
bat TeslaScience
bat TumblersToday
bat Unstoppables
bat WastelandSurvival

The CombatPerks batch file only gives you combat related perks

bat CombatPerks
The CraftingPerks batch file only gives you perks related to crafting.

bat CraftingPerks
There are 7 Bobbleheads in the game which simply add 1 to a stat but do not give you a perk. The AllBobbleheadPerks batch file gives you the perks that all the others bestow. The AllCompanionPerks batch gives you all perks obtained from maxing out all companion afinity.

bat AllBobbleheadPerks
bat AllCompanionPerks
The MaxSPECIALs batch file adds all the SPECIALs perks to your player... basically maxes your SPECIALs out at 10. This is because SPECIALs are gained as perks in Fallout 4. You could also use the player.modAV [SPECIAL] [VALUE] cheat to increase your SPECIAL higher.

bat MaxSPECIALs
The AllSPECIALPerksF/M batch files give you all perks available from the level up menu (some are gender specific, thus the F/M versions of this file).

bat AllSPECIALPerksF
bat AllSPECIALPerksM
The following batch files give you all perks available for any one specific SPECIAL. Again, some perks are gender specific and so I had to make 2 files for those.

bat AllSTRPerks
bat AllPERPerks
bat AllENDPerksF
bat AllENDPerksM
bat AllCHAPerksF
bat AllCHAPerksM
bat AllINTPerks
bat AllAGLPerksF
bat AllAGLPerksM
bat AllLCKPerks
Each of the following batch files gives you all levels to the perk at that level. For example: bat AGL4Perks gives you all 3 levels of the "Mister Sandman" perk. Once again, some perks are gender specific and so I had to create 2 files for those.


bat AGL1Perks
bat AGL2Perks
bat AGL3Perks
bat AGL4Perks
bat AGL5PerksF
bat AGL5PerksM
bat AGL6Perks
bat AGL7Perks
bat AGL8Perks
bat AGL9Perks
bat AGL10Perks

bat CHA1Perks
bat CHA2PerksF
bat CHA2PerksM
bat CHA3Perks
bat CHA4Perks
bat CHA5Perks
bat CHA6Perks
bat CHA7PerksF
bat CHA7PerksM
bat CHA8Perks
bat CHA9Perks
bat CHA10Perks

bat END1Perks
bat END2Perks
bat END3Perks
bat END4Perks
bat END5PerksF
bat END5PerksM
bat END6Perks
bat END7Perks
bat END8Perks
bat END9Perks
bat END10Perks

bat INT1Perks
bat INT2Perks
bat INT3Perks
bat INT4Perks
bat INT5Perks
bat INT6Perks
bat INT7Perks
bat INT8Perks
bat INT9Perks
bat INT10Perks

bat LCK1Perks
bat LCK2Perks
bat LCK3Perks
bat LCK4Perks
bat LCK5Perks
bat LCK6Perks
bat LCK7Perks
bat LCK8Perks
bat LCK9Perks
bat LCK10Perks

bat PER1Perks
bat PER2Perks
bat PER3Perks
bat PER4Perks
bat PER5Perks
bat PER6Perks
bat PER7Perks
bat PER8Perks
bat PER9Perks
bat PER10Perks

bat STR1Perks
bat STR2Perks
bat STR3Perks
bat STR4Perks
bat STR5Perks
bat STR6Perks (or bat StrongBack)
bat STR7Perks
bat STR8Perks
bat STR9Perks
bat STR10Perks

I'm considering making a version of this where I name the batch files after the perk they give you instead of the level of the perk they give you (example: instead of bat STR6Perks you would simply type bat StrongBack - which is already included)