Seven Amazing Command Line Tools for Terminal Productivity

🔍FCF is a fast and useful fuzzy finder for the command line, perfect for finding files and directories quickly.

🌈Bat is an enhanced version of cat with syntax highlighting, making it easier to view file content in the terminal.

📁Eza is a better version of ls, providing a more visually appealing and informative way to list files and directories.

🔀Delta is a tool for creating better-looking diffs, improving the readability and clarity of code changes.

💡Tldr is a collection of community-maintained help pages, providing concise and practical examples for common command line tasks.

Are these tools compatible with Mac OS?

—Yes, these tools can be used on Mac OS, as well as on Linux machines.

How can I install these tools?

—You can install these tools using homebrew, a popular package manager for Mac OS and Linux.

Are these tools free to use?

—Yes, all of these tools are open source and free to use.

Can I customize the key bindings and configurations of these tools?

—Yes, you can customize the key bindings and configurations of these tools to suit your preferences and workflow.

What are the primary use cases of these tools?

—These tools are designed to improve productivity on the terminal by simplifying tasks such as file searching, code viewing, directory listing, diffing, and command line help.

00:00Introduction to seven amazing command line tools for terminal productivity.

00:40Introduction to FCF, a fast and useful fuzzy finder for the command line that helps find files and directories quickly.

01:56Introduction to Bat, an enhanced version of cat with syntax highlighting for easier file content viewing in the terminal.

03:50Introduction to Eza, a better version of ls that provides a visually appealing and informative way to list files and directories.

06:04Introduction to Delta, a tool for creating better-looking diffs to improve the readability and clarity of code changes.

09:11Introduction to Tldr, a collection of community-maintained help pages with concise and practical examples for common command line tasks.

11:51Explanation of how to install and use these tools on Mac OS and Linux machines.

13:11Answering frequently asked questions about the compatibility, installation, customization, and use cases of these tools.