Command Line
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A Rust library for building interactive command-line prompts and dialogs with a user-friendly interface.
A terminal-based stock ticker application that displays real-time financial data from Yahoo! Finance.
A minimalist configuration for sprucing up your macOS terminal with faster navigation and a customized prompt.
A command-line translator for Chinese and English, powered by iciba and deepseek.
A Swift framework for crafting composable and type-safe command line interfaces.
A pretty, minimal, and fast prompt for the Fish shell, ported from the popular Zsh version.
A lightweight plugin manager for Zsh that keeps your .zshrc clean and speeds up shell startup.
An iTerm2 backend for Matplotlib that renders plots directly in your terminal.
A Go library for adding ANSI colors and text formatting to terminal output, with support for Printf/Sprintf methods.
A comprehensive list of .NET CLI command-line tools for extending dotnet functionality.
A local CLI copilot that suggests and explains shell commands using open-source models via Ollama, with no API keys or internet required.
A .NET library for displaying customizable progress bars and child progress bars in console applications.
A suite of high-performance command line tools for filtering, summarizing, joining, and manipulating large tabular data files.
A Neovim/Vim plugin that enhances the wildmenu with autocomplete, fuzzy search, and extensive customization.
A Scala library for parsing command-line options with functional and object-oriented DSLs.
A cross-platform PHP library to send desktop notifications from CLI scripts and CRON jobs.
A minimalist, frustration-free, single-header C++ library for command-line argument parsing.
A CLI tool that uses LLMs to explain the output of your last terminal command, helping you understand errors and logs.
A simple template-based autocompletion library for Node.js and Deno CLI tools with support for Bash, Zsh, and Fish.
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