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charmbracelet/gum: A tool for glamorous shell scripts 🎀

#.blogit #bash #cli #commandline #golang #script #shell | A clever bunch of functions for prettifying your shell scripts. Nice inputs, menu selections, option filtering, and more.

2 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff
0k/shyaml: YAML for command line

#.blogit #bash #cli #yaml | Probably because of my Jekyll usage and Ruby in general, I've taken to creating most configuration files in YAML instead of JSON. Parsing it from a bash script has always been a pain, though...

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
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
kcd

#.blogit #bash #cli | As far as command line directory navigation goes, this one seems pretty awesome so far.

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shyiko/commacd

#.blogit #bash #cli | As an addition to the tools listed in [my recent post on directory traversal in the shell](http://brettterpstra.com/2015/04/01/intrepid-command-line-directory-traversal/), commacd is a great new tool that combines a lot of the tricks I'm currently using into one simple system. Hat tip to [Stanley Shyiko](https://twitter.com/shyiko).

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dvorka/hstr

#.blogit #bash #cli #history #zsh | A smart history search with fuzzy matching for Bash and Zsh. There's a hack for overriding Ctrl-R with it, too (`bind '"\C-r": "\C-a hh \C-j"').

9 years ago | View Shared by ttscoff

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