This is part II of the series “Power Up Your Command Line”, which showcases excellent non-standard tools that will make using the command line easi...
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Thanks again for another nice list.
pecoseems cool!I've tried to use
httpiein the past but I'm faster withcurlbecause I've memorized most of the stuff I use commonly. The rest I google each time I need :DNice list: I have been using
httpieand it's awesome. I pickedpomofrom this list.Check the following list
tldr(Simplified and community-driven man pages): github.com/tldr-pages/tldrpv(monitor the progress of data through a pipeline): ivarch.com/programs/pv.shtmljq(sed for JSON data): stedolan.github.io/jqThanks 🙂 I was going to include tldr in the next post, and possibly jq too.
Never heard of pv, but I'll check it out
Great follow up! Installed HTTPie and ncdu.
You can actually use fzf from the first list like you use peco in that example! It accepts anything from stdin, and passes the selection to stdout. One of my favorite command line tools!
Nice list.
I've been using hecate lately, it's a nice hex viewer and I love the way it displays the content instead of the usual hex/ascii columns.
That looks fantastic!
HTTPie, nice!
Thanks