Command Line Tools
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Command-line tools for building, testing, and managing ROS catkin workspaces.
A PowerShell module providing shortcuts, aliases, keybindings, and convenience functions to streamline console workflows.
A collection of image manipulation tools written in Go, designed for readability and composability via command-line pipes or Go libraries.
A CLI tool for building and managing complex command aliases and multi-dimensional tools declaratively.
A package manager that installs prebuilt Swift command line tool packages, like Homebrew for Swift.
A deprecated Dart package for sending analytics data to Google Analytics from command-line, web, and Flutter apps.
A collection of higher-order functions (map, filter, fold) for functional programming in Zsh.
A Swift framework for launching shell tasks with ReactiveSwift-based stream processing.
An oh-my-zsh plugin providing bash aliases and zsh functions to simplify Kubernetes command-line operations.
A comprehensive collection of Zsh completion definitions for various command-line tools, including Go utilities, macOS commands, and development tools.
A Swift framework for building terminal applications using The Elm Architecture.
A zsh plugin that applies Solarized color schemes to directory listings using dircolors.
A Go package for CLI tools that automatically collects and displays version information in multiple formats.
A cross-platform C library and tool suite for reading, writing, and manipulating Little Sound DJ (LSDj) save and song files.
A V library for creating highly customizable and visually appealing terminal boxes for CLI tools.
Go packages for interacting with the Ripple protocol, including data, crypto, websockets, and command-line tools.
Command-line tools for working with linear timecode (LTC) audio signals.
A Zsh plugin that automatically runs commands like ls and git status when changing directories or pressing enter.
A modular extensible toolbox for Bash that provides reusable code modules, data types, and utilities while shielding users from Bash technicalities.
Execute ELF binaries directly from pipes, stdin, or terminals without requiring filesystem storage or execute permissions.
Z Shell auto-completion plugin for Google Cloud SDK commands including gcloud and appcfg.py.
A Python toolkit for extracting, filtering, and analyzing data from web archives, JSON files, and imageboards.
A Zsh plugin providing extensive, customizable git aliases for faster command-line Git and GitHub workflows.
A Go tool for generating Graphviz visualizations from JSONL-formatted graph data, designed to work seamlessly with jq.
A Common Lisp tool for live-coding shell commands by calling functions in a running Lisp server.
Unofficial PowerShell cmdlets that expose the GitHub API for managing repositories, issues, pull requests, and more.
A ZSH plugin that colorizes command output using grc and lscolors, and provides ANSI color variables and iTerm2 tab coloring scripts.
An oh-my-zsh plugin providing aliases and functions for penetration testing and security auditing.
A Rust library for arranging textual data into a grid format optimized for fixed-width fonts.
A zero-dependency library for generating ASCII line charts in console environments for Node.js and browsers.
A Java library for reading and writing WARC files with a typed, extensible API and high-performance NIO-based parsing.
A declarative DSL for generating Unicode, ASCII, and Markdown tables in Crystal command-line applications.
A collection of pure-Python command-line SNMP tools compatible with Net-SNMP utilities.
A POSIX-compliant shell testing framework providing sandboxed test directories and assertion functions.
A Zsh plugin that provides aliases and completion scripts for sdkman to simplify Java ecosystem tool management.
A Swift library for expressive terminal string styling, inspired by the popular JavaScript chalk package.
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