i knew git could use arbitrary diff filter but never realised it was this simple to use. This looks very nice.
The related? project "bat" also looks interesting.
The related? project "bat" also looks interesting.
- rg (ripgrep): A grep replacement
- sk (skim): A grep/fzf/fzy replacement
- fd: A find replacement that's .gitignore+.ignore aware.
- eza: A replacement for ls that's git aware
- broot: A TUI file finder to browse large directories
- yazi: A file manager (I haven't used this one too much)
sk+rg + gawk in action to find files matching some text,
sk \
--ansi \
--interactive \
--cmd 'rg --color=always --line-number "{}"' --preview 'bat --color=always $(echo {} | gawk -F: "{print \$1}") --highlight-line $(echo {} | gawk -F: "{print \$2}")' \
| gawk \
-F: \
'{print $1}'I also use foot+fzy as a tiny sway dmenu replacement.. I started to make other kinds of custom tiny TUI popup menus using this strategy and it's great, since it all uses my terminal style and each is an extremely tiny 1 or 2 line script.
tbh I prefer to use less for previewing files anyway.
I've been using eza (and exa before it) for a long time, but only for the pretty and colored output. I didn't even know about the git support! I now added the --git flag to my alias and will try it out. Thank you!
curl … | prettier --parser html | bat
to get not-ugly HTML output from curl.