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marcusbuffett/pipe-rename: Rename your files using your favorite text editor

#.blogit #cli #console #files #rename #tool #unix | A great CLI to rename your files in batch using your favorite text editor.

2 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
ripgrep

#.blogit #grep #unix | A command line search tool that "combines the usability of The Silver Searcher ... with the raw performance of GNU grep." I can attest to the usability being on par with `ag` and `ack`, and while I haven't run any actual benchmarks myself, it does seem to live up to its stated goals.

4 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
GNU Direvent

#.blogit #file #unix #watcher | A file-watcher with a lot of options and event granularity. There is a boatload of options for watching a directory for changes and executing a command, but if the others aren't doing what you're looking for, check direvent out. Oh, and by the way, it's really good to see [OneThingWell back at it](https://onethingwell.org/post/188125174832/direvent) (via).

4 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
renameutils

#.blogit #cli #unix #utilities | I'm in love with this tiny little set of CLIs for renaming files. This links to the project page, but you can install them through Homebrew (`brew install renameutils`). `qmv` and `qcp` open a list of target files in an editor, where you can rename them using whatever editor tools you need, and then save to apply the changes. `imv` and `icp` provide readline editing of a filename in place. Super handy. While you're at it, check out [rename](http://plasmasturm.org/code/rename/), also on Homebrew.

4 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
Idnan/bash-guide: A guide to learn bash

#.blogit #bash #unix | Simply a "guide to learn bash." If you want to get into more command line work and bash scripting, this is an excellent compendium of the basics. Also see Peter Stephenson's ["A User's Guide to the Z-Shell."](http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide.html)

7 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
Apparix augmenting the command-line with directory bookmarks

#.blogit #bash #cli #linux #shell #toread #unix | Apparix is a CLI that augments directory navigation with bookmarks, distant listing, and distant editing. I need to dig deeper on this one, but thus far it's [`bashmarks`](https://github.com/huyng/bashmarks) on steroids.

7 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
herrbischoff/awesome-command-line-apps

#.blogit #cli #list #terminal #unix | "Use your terminal shell to do awesome things." A long list of useful tools for command line hackers from Marcel Bischoff. Also check out Marcel's list of [OS X-specific commands](https://github.com/herrbischoff/awesome-osx-command-line).

8 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
Rover -- simple file browser for the terminal

#.blogit #cli #navigation #terminal #unix | A small, terminal-based (curses) utility for navigating file systems. vi-like keybindings, integration with environment variables, and file management capabilities.

8 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
sift - a fast and powerful open source alternative to grep

#.blogit #cli #grep #search #text #unix | "A fast and powerful open source alternative to grep." I'm currently (still) a Silver Surfer (ag) fan, but this offers some enticing flexibility.

9 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
astaxie/bat

#.blogit #bash #cli #curl #unix | A "cURL-like tool for humans." If you've ever written out long curl commands with a bunch of headers and `-d data` arguments when testing an API, this is a much more humane option. Via [OneThingWell](http://onethingwell.org/post/129412391471) (as seems to be the case at least once a week, so you should probably watch posts there as well).

9 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

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