Unix Utilities
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A suite of high-performance command line tools for filtering, summarizing, joining, and manipulating large tabular data files.
A tiny ack-style file search utility written in Bash that's fast and easy to customize.
A Node.js implementation of the Unix which command to find executables in the PATH.
A shell toolkit for organically transitioning from commands to reusable functions with metadata, help, and Git versioning.
A minimal implementation of the UNIX tree command with colors, file-size reporting, and pattern matching.
A terminal-based SSH session manager for Unix systems that organizes connections in folders and integrates with Midnight Commander.
A file watcher that runs commands when files change, with output to acme windows or terminal.
A minimal HTTP server implemented in bash using netcat for quick local file serving.
A lightning-fast calendar command-line tool written in Rust, similar to the classic Unix cal utility.
A CLI tool that parses text columns from Unix command output and converts them to JSON for further processing.
A Zsh ZLE tweak that expands multiple dots (e.g., ...) into parent directory references (../..) intelligently.
A Bash utility for quickly searching files and text with intuitive syntax and advanced filtering options.
A UNIX command line utility for parsing and formatting CSV files using printf-style syntax.
A live-updating version of the UNIX wc command that updates counts in real-time as it processes input.
An Elixir framework for implementing concurrent versions of Unix utilities like grep and find using a map/reduce pattern.
A Zsh plugin that extracts various archive formats with a single command, eliminating the need to remember specific extraction tools.
A Go library providing time.Now() that respects the faketime(1) utility for UNIX-like systems.
A Zsh plugin that saves your initial working directory in $IWD for easy returns to your session's starting point.
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