7 Amazing CLI Tools You Need To Try
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
- These are 7 game-changing cli tools for macOs or Linux operating systems. I've been incorporating them into my workflow recently and they are incredibly helpful for working on the terminal. Hope you enjoy the video!
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⏰ Timestamps
00:00 - introduction
00:25 - fzf
06:27 - bat
09:00 - delta
10:15 - eza
13:07 - tldr
13:52 - thef*ck
14:49 - zoxide
17:32 - conclusion
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Hey guys! I’ve made a slight modification to the code for fzf previews so that when looking for files and directories, we check what type it is first and use eza to preview directories instead of bat (which shows an error). I’ve added the code to the blog and repo!
what do you use to show what you're typing as it's not just the letter but the full key cleanly and it's movement. Super clean. Thanks for this video!
Your videos are dense, I can rarely watch them in one go, I get overwhelmed by the possibilities. Thank you for compacting all that info in an objective format.
When I saw the video title first I thought “another one of those open door videos”… but I was wrong. Super useful tools!!
I never knew about the ** for fzf, that's awesome!
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@@joseanmartinez would you know how to use this specific command with fish ? apparently ** does not work in fish for me
nevermind , i got it to work
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how you make it work on fish bro ?
@@charfractal9441 i have the same problem... what did you do?
@@charfractal9441 me too
Nicely intersects with my list of useful CLI apps. Thank you for the video!
hands down you are one of the best creators for this thank you. You are so concise and clear.
I really enjoyed every minute, thank you for gold tier content 🙏
Litterly what i was looking for. specially the fzf thingi. Thank you so much!
Usually I pick out things that are useful when a video creator recommends it, but I found myself installing all of these in the end, haha. Great set of tools, thank you!
Awesome video awesome setup! Thanks for sharing the knowledge
Incredible set of tips! So much magic!
You are absolutely incredible! It's refreshing to see someone on RUclips who is genuinely trying to teach what they know, and you're really good at it. I hope you continue on this path because you are awesome.
Means a lot, thank you!
Not the usual recommendations and I like the more in depth view of each one. Thanks for making this!
Nice Work! I didn't know the theme management! I'll try it!
Great in depth information. Got some setting up to do…
Excellent content as usual, Josean, keep up the great work!
Thank you 🙏🏽
Thank you. This is really helpful!
WoW! you motivated me again to get back to work more in terminal. thanks :)
never know I could expand fzf usage like this. Thanks!
Happy to help!
I’ve just been rawdogging it with a barebones default terminal for work 😂 you just changed my life
Another great video!! Thank you 🙏
This is genius. Thanks!!!
that was awesome, I added a lot of stuff to my configs, thanks!
Happy to hear that!
Great tools, thank you.
Your videos are always amazing.
Great video. Slick workflow.
Excellent - Had fzf and zoxide installed but learned some new stuff about them too. All looking great in the terminal now...
Happy to hear that!
Very good video. The best intro to far I have seen.
This is literally the info I've been looking for while. I've created functions in bash for making myself more productive but it's time poorly invested. Thanks for sharing!
Happy to hear it was helpful!
awesome video as always, fzf and eza my fav
Thanks!
This was next level! Loved it!
Thank you!
Superuseful, thank you very much!
Happy to hear that!
Just started using eza its great!
Awesome, I'm using your configs for almost a year.I was working on a Mac 2019 with Intel chip, then moved on a PC using Linux, recently I switched to M3Pro chip, I feel like iTerm2 is slow, I can't wait the video of your terminal config.
Just switch to alacritty. Its gpu accelerated and cross platform
@@hamm8934 I know, I'm using it on my arch setup, but by default I went to iterm2 on my Mac, and it is noticeable performance difference, even Konsole the default kde terminal is performing better than iterm2.
@@dimitarkostov7113gotcha
Yeah i just gave up on iterm. Its so bloated and slow
Awesome tips, even for a long time cli user ❤
Thanks!!
great goodies, as always! Cheers
Thanks! 🙏🏽
This is a really solid video.
This is amazing and definitely educational and eases up working on your system but that 30 to 50 sec time to source the zshrc is abysmal. A couple of seconds is alright, anything more than that is too much and should be made async or should be lazy loaded.
Wow, great stuff
wow, thank you! btw, what keyboard do you use?
amazing video as always!!
Thank you!
Incredible video.
Good content! How do you keep your terminal transparent so you can put a video of yourself behind the terminal?
Awesome video, subscribed! 🔥
Re: eza, I guess it's worth mentioning that the icons need to be supported by the font used in the terminal.
Bro, you are making very awesome video , keep it up
Thank you!
This is the next level of the next level of using terminal 😀... I am at the base lever currently...
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Brilliant video!!! Thanks for sharing.
Is it possible to share tips n tricks on how you learnt to type this fast?
Thank you! Happy to hear that! My typing speed has come down to proper technique and a lot of practice over the years. Using a custom split also has made it easier to be very efficient when typing symbols and numbers, etc...
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Great video
another banger video!
Thank you🙏🏽
Great vid!
Thank you!
What keyboard do you use, nice vid!
Very cool. Thank you for the in depth explanation. Didn’t know about thef***k and will install it now :)
Thanks for the feedback Auryn! Happy to hear you found it helpful!
@@joseanmartinez It absolutely was, love your videos and watch all of them :)
@@CodingWithAuryn Thanks man!
Would be good if you can also talk about why you chose alacrity over iterm2 or warp in next video, cheers
Great video!
Thanks!
Could you also share how you setup the prompt
please make a video about setup python (pylsp) in nvim .
i really like your terminal is there any video explain the customization u have
I will be doing a new video on that soon🙏🏽
is there a way to have the lines wrap in the bat preview when Ctrl + T is pressed?
A couple new tools in here I didn’t know I “needed”. Pumped that alacritty video! Struggling mightily with copy and paste from alacritty. Almost seems impossible
do you use iTerm?
What do you use?
Very interesting. Been using the terminal the same for 30 years. Time to modernizen it?
Exceptional tools, are they all available for Windows cmd?
14:50: There's also _autojump._
I'm currently running wsl on windows 10 ...and i want to trigger the obsdian app (more importantly the obsidian urls ) .. i found xdg-open will work ..and it uses wsl-open under the hood ..but it is giving me some error ..can you please advise me !
From WSL, I'd just leverage powershell to open the file using the associations set by Windows. You can try putting the following in a function in your .bashrc
file=$(echo "$1" | sed -e 's/\//\\/g')
powershell.exe -Command "Invoke-Item $file"
How did you get those icons onto terminal?
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Gracias!
Sin duda instalaré fzf
You don’t need number 7 either
In zsh you can travel to a path by just typing the path without “cd” if you have the correct zsh option set.
You could use a zsh widget to run code every time a terminal line is initiated and have that code read the command line and if the command line starts with a pathname in the first position save that pathname
And then you can output those path names to a completion menu to replicate what “z” does
And then bind that completion menu to a key so you can pull up all the paths you traveled to
Reminds me of the harpoon neovim plugin
thank you sir. how to vim auto suggestion ?? 05:41
What is the terminal that you are using? Have you added any plugins to it?
Could you tell me how to build a blog like yours?Thanks
tldr... that's worth the visit all by itself.
I didn't know fzf had keybindings. I've been using it just for pipes.
First time viewer, good video!!!
Would love to know more about your setup (config, OS, etc), hopefully explained in your other vids or blog
Thank you! And yes, I have videos on most of my setup including my terminal setup as well as Neovim and tmux. The terminal setup for this particular video is new so I'm planning on doing a new one for that.
SUBSCRIBEEEED you are the CLI god that everyone would need.
Great
Ya, don't enable `--git` by default for eza. It will take a long time to run on large codebases (even with git maintenance + git untracked file cache etc etc enabled). Otherwise, very nice video. I use half these tools already and was not aware of some of the features you showed.
I didn't know that! Thanks for the tip.
Keyboard update review?
Missing ripgrep and fd-find! With fzf that is the holy trinity.
didn't know fzf now shipped with the zsh config as a flag, I guess it was added within this month since a month ago was when I set up my laptop and my fzf didn't have the flag
You don’t need tool #6
You can just bind the “spell-word” zsh widget to a key or create a zsh widget and call a zsh correction completion to do the same thing and bind it to a key
try exa, similar to eza
Can you share your powerlevel10k config please?
As soon as you pulled up neovim I hit subscribe.
I seriously cringe when devs use a mouse when editing.
it looks like ** is a special consideration in your terminal
Great video as always!
Since you are replacing most CLI tools with Rust successors, you could also have a look to replace fzf with skim.
fzf is everywhere, almost like a standard
Oh. As a tmux-zsh-nvim fan, who doing some lectures with these tools
I WILL USE THEFUCK.
Thank you pal.
Thanks for the video.
12:32 there is a typo here. This should be:
fzf --preview "eval 'echo \${}'" "$@" ;;
Yep, the typos have been fixed in the blog post, thanks
Mint 20 had a antiquated fzf v.0.20.0 in the repo. Best to head to the Git page, grab the source zip file and just run the install script. Let it modify your rc file. Just a heads up, that the ".fzf.bash" script uses the _static_ location that you unpacked it in. So if you do **not** want it in the dir that you downloaded it to, move it first. Or if you move it later, go back and update the .fzf.bash script.
I'm running Debian 12, installed fzf and added the lines to the .zshrc file. When I ran source .zshrc, I got the error "unknown option: --zsh" so I ran fzf --zsh and I got the same error: "unknown option: --zsh" What did I miss?
Probably your fzf is outdated
@@adonespitogonaif I freshly installed it after watching your video but maybe Debian installs an outdated version? Mine is 0.38.0-1+b1
try fff for file system nagivation
Man the F*CK command is awesome
Which terminal app are you using?
From env variables I would guess alacritty
He even mentioned it at the end
Yes I recently switched to Alacritty
Rust really is taking over for a lot of long standing gnu utils.
There is also exa I use that did not know about eza will see what is difference.
eza is just the version being maintained by the community! exa is no longer maintained.
@@joseanmartinez awesome then its time for a change. thanks
Did anybody else think the thumbnail said "C L I T O R I S..."
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it says "CLI TOOLS"
@@_HetShah_ we know hahaha but it looks like something else
No
No. But I think tool nr 6 is for you.
I want to know your zsh theme
when I hit CTRL-T nothing happens. I get "└─> ^T
zsh: command not found: ^T"
I'm a newbie can someone please tell me whats the program language being used here?
none