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5 repositories tagged with command-line
Micro: A Modern and Intuitive Terminal-Based Text Editor
Micro is a modern, intuitive, and feature-rich terminal-based text editor designed for ease of use and modern terminal capabilities. It comes as a single, static binary with no dependencies, making it incredibly easy to install and use right away. Aiming to be a successor to editors like Nano, Micro is ideal for anyone who prefers working in the terminal or editing files over SSH.
lstr: A Fast, Minimalist Directory Tree Viewer Written in Rust
lstr is a high-performance, minimalist command-line utility for viewing directory trees, built with Rust. It offers both a classic `tree`-like output and a powerful interactive Text User Interface (TUI) mode for fluid exploration. With features like Git integration, icon support, and smart filtering, lstr provides an efficient way to understand project structures.
ctop: A Top-like Interface for Real-time Container Metrics
ctop offers a familiar top-like command-line interface for monitoring container metrics in real-time. It provides a concise overview of multiple containers, along with detailed single-container views. This tool supports Docker and runC, making it an essential utility for developers and system administrators managing containerized environments.
logmerger: A TUI Utility for Merging and Viewing Multiple Log Files
logmerger is an intuitive TUI utility built with Python, designed to streamline the process of viewing and analyzing multiple log files. It merges log entries from various sources into a single, chronologically ordered timeline, making it significantly easier to debug and understand system behavior across different logs. This tool enhances log analysis by providing an interactive, unified view.
HTTPie CLI: A Modern, User-Friendly Command-Line HTTP Client
HTTPie CLI is a modern, user-friendly command-line HTTP client designed for the API era. It simplifies interaction with web services, offering features like built-in JSON support, colorized output, sessions, and plugins. This tool is ideal for testing, debugging, and general API interaction, making the command line experience more human-friendly.