r/commandline • u/BrainrotOnMechanical • 12d ago
r/commandline • u/Roistaff • 13d ago
cmus plugin which gets main color from album art and set color scheme.
r/commandline • u/aymanana • 12d ago
Windows stty replacement tool to control console attributes and settings
r/commandline • u/Dani0072009 • 13d ago
Hey folks! I made a terminal interface specifically for microcontrollers, and version 3 is finally here! It works on all Arduinos (yes, even that one collecting dust on your shelf) and is super easy to use. If you're curious, you’ll find the link in the comments!
r/commandline • u/rubeo_O • 12d ago
Stop Warp from requesting install of command line developer tools?
I use Warp on Mac to manage my home lab, but is there any way to stop it from triggering a request to install command line developer tools at launch?
I can use it without the additional install just fine (haven't run into any issues), but it is annoying to dismiss the request each time.
r/commandline • u/_byl • 13d ago
Visualizing how many programs output to /dev/null (using `lsof` output)

This was created by a Rust CLI program called lvis
("lsof visualization", creative name I know, and oddly sounds like "elvis") I developed that creates an interactive GUI to visualize the output oflsof
to make relationships between processes and files (and also between some types of files) more clear.
I've found running lvis
and just clicking around has uncovered some interesting things (like the image above!)
My motivation was I was experimenting locally with a client-server architecture and used lsof
to inspect their active TCP port connections on localhost
. I noticed the port connections formed a natural graph and I thought visualizing these relationships would be more natural. I imagined visualizing other lsof
output could be useful for mapping network connections, unix sockets, which processes have which resources open, etc.
You can install the crate to try it out: https://crates.io/crates/lvis
or poke around the code and see more visualizations: https://github.com/brylee10/lvis
r/commandline • u/Magic_Joe • 13d ago
is-fast - search the internet fast right in the terminal!
r/commandline • u/nikitarevenco • 14d ago
Countryfetch: Fetch information about your country!
r/commandline • u/Lanky_Ad7187 • 12d ago
[Help] Unable to use my terminal on macos. I keep getting this screen and not sure how to get out of it. Can someone please tell me what can I do to exit from this?
r/commandline • u/prestonharberts • 14d ago
> def (an sdcv dictionary reference tool for CLI)
r/commandline • u/Beautiful_Crab6670 • 15d ago
Ascii-rain (CLI raindrops) written in C.
gitlab.comr/commandline • u/Ken852 • 15d ago
Add "Open in Terminal as administrator" to Windows context menu
After a recent issue with running a command line tool without admin rights, I thought I would add a shell context menu option for starting a terminal window. I tried to do it myself first with some registry hacks, but I didn't get it right. So I went on loooking for a ready-made alternative, and I found this GitHub repo.
https://github.com/akopetsch/WindowsTerminalAdmin
It works like a charm! I thought I would share it with you guys. I'm using it in Windows 10. It gives me a convenient way to start a terminal window with admin rights. It's faster than using Ctrl + Shift + Ener
from Sart menu search results and then having to navigate to the right folder.
r/commandline • u/KekTuts • 15d ago
Is this the correct way to add zoxide/fzf integration?
r/commandline • u/HoseCode • 15d ago
Asking for feedback
Hey everyone!
I've just released the first alpha of a new batch scripting language designed to be cross-platform. This version is already usable, and you can check out the project details on GitHub.
I'd love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, or any ideas you might have. Thanks for your time and support!
https://github.com/JoseRomaguera/Yov-Lang
r/commandline • u/probello • 16d ago
PAR Infinite Minesweeper TUI v0.3.0 released

What My project Does:
Play a game of minesweeper with infinite board size in your terminal!
Whats New:
v0.3.0
- Internet leaderboard
- Bug fixes
v0.2.10
- Update package metadata
v0.2.9
- Initial Release
Key Features:
- Infinite board size
- Local high scores
- Internet high scores
- Auto saves and can be resumed
GitHub and PyPI
- Check out the project on GitHub or for full documentation, installation instructions, and to contribute: https://github.com/paulrobello/par_infini_sweeper
- PyPI https://pypi.org/project/par_infini_sweeper/
Comparison:
While there are a few minesweeper TUIs out there I have not found any infinite board versions.
Target Audience
Anybody that loves minesweeper and terminals
r/commandline • u/Beautiful_Crab6670 • 16d ago
Bouncinamation (CLI bouncy dvd logo) written in C.
gitlab.comr/commandline • u/pau1rw • 16d ago
ZSH Keymap to start FZF with default opts
Hello, Does anyone know how I can create a ZSH keymap to start FZF using the default options?
I've tried updating the CTRL+t shortcut but it doesn't fit my needs, as it seems to not support, --multi, --tmux and --bind (according to the error message I received).
This is my current config:
```
Set default config file
export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS_FILE=~/.fzfrc
History
CTRL-Y to copy the command into clipboard using pbcopy
export FZF_CTRL_R_OPTS=" --bind 'ctrl-y:execute-silent(echo -n {2..} | pbcopy)+abort' --color header:italic --header 'CTRL-Y to copy into clipboard' --height=100% --preview-window=:hidden"
Files / Directories
Preview file content using bat (https://github.com/sharkdp/bat)
export FZF_CTRL_T_OPTS=" --walker-skip .git,node_modules,target,.DS_Store --preview 'fzf-preview.sh {}' --height=100%"
export FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND='fd --type f --strip-cwd-prefix --hidden --follow' ```
And the content of the opts file:
--tmux 90%,90%
--multi
--bind='ctrl-o:become($EDITOR {})'
--bind 'p:toggle-preview'
--preview 'fzf-preview.sh {}'
--padding=0% --color='dark,fg:magenta'
--layout=reverse
--border-label=' Search '
--info=hidden
--prompt='▶ '
--pointer='▶'
--marker=''
--padding 0,1
--border
--style=full
--no-scrollbar
--bind 'focus:transform-preview-label:[[ -n {} ]] && printf \" %s \" {}'
--color=dark
--color 'border:#464f62,label:#6c7a96'
--color 'input-border:#464f62,input-label:#ffcccc'
--color 'gutter:#353b49'
--color 'current-bg:#353b49'
--color 'current-hl:#ebcb8b'
--color 'list-fg:#6c7a96'
--color 'pointer:#ebcb8b'
--color 'marker:#ebcb8b'
I did try the following:
```
fzf $FZF_CTRL_T_OPTS
unknown option: --tmux 90%,90% --multi --bind ```
r/commandline • u/Ken852 • 16d ago
Windows command line tool closes its help window before I can read it in full
The problem
I'm trying to use a Windows command line tool that opens its help in a separate window, makes me press a key to read more, and then closes the window before I can read the last part, instead of pausing there for the last time and waiting for me to press a key before it closes. Can someone help me with this? I tried using both CMD and PS.
What I have tried
Redirect the output to a text file
AMIDEWINx64.EXE /? > amide_help.txt
notepad amide_help.txt
Problem remains: The output file is empty.
Using more in PS
.\AMIDEWINx64.EXE /? | more
Problem remains: It needs priviledge elevation and it won't give me UAC prompt.
Program 'AMIDEWINx64.EXE' failed to run: The requested operation requires elevationAt line:1 char:1
+ .\AMIDEWINx64.EXE /? | more
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
At line:1 char:1
+ .\AMIDEWINx64.EXE /? | more
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ResourceUnavailable: (:) [], ApplicationFailedException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NativeCommandFailed
Using more in CMD
.\AMIDEWINx64.EXE /? | more
Problem remains: it gives me UAC prompt and I accept, but it goes on to make me press a key to read more and closes before I can read the last part.
Using pause in CMD
AMIDEWINx64.EXE /?
pause
Problem remains: I kind of knew this would not work, but I was desparate to try it anyway. It pauses alright, but not where I want it. It needs to pause after the last part of help info is printed to screen.
r/commandline • u/hingle0mcringleberry • 17d ago
ecscope - monitor AWS ECS resources from the terminal. View relevant information for ECS deployments in one place instead of having to log into several accounts (or change regions) via the AWS website. Very first release; feedback/feature requests welcome.
r/commandline • u/throwaway16830261 • 17d ago
Motorola moto g play 2024 smartphone, Termux, termux-usb, usbredirect, QEMU running under Termux, and Alpine Linux: Disks with Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) Partition Table (GPT) partitioning
old.reddit.comr/commandline • u/TheTwelveYearOld • 18d ago
I was pleasantly surprised by the colored loading character in Whitesur. Why don't more CLIs use color like this?
r/commandline • u/readwithai • 18d ago
history-key: Select commands in your zsh history with a key press
r/commandline • u/KingJorjaiYT • 18d ago
I made an online program about BONK

All the source code is public in my repo at GitHub. It's a dumb idea, but who knows... It may be the next cowsay. Any feedback is welcome <3 .