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FF: File Finder
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About
Yes, I know, there's find and grep but I find those both opaque and difficult to use.
Options
This list is in revision.
| name | |||
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| standard | long | short | meaning |
| ff | --case-sensitive | -cs | case must match (I think this is just filenames for now, but might also be content...) |
| ff | --file-date= | -fd= | only include files created or edited on the given date |
| ff | --list-matches | -lm | log matching files (same suboptions as -lf) |
| ff | --show-commands | -sc | show any external commands used |
| spider | --list-found=<params> | -lf=<params> | list all items found according to the rules in <params>, which is formatted like "<name>=<value>:<name>=<value>":
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| base | --config-file=<config spec> | -cf=<config spec> | name of config file to load instead of the default |
| base | --show-progress | -sp | update a line on the screen to show current activity |
old list
| options | ||
|---|---|---|
| long | short | meaning |
| --case-sensitive | -cs | case must match (I think this is just filenames for now, but might also be content...) |
| --file-date= | -fd= | only include files created or edited on the given date |
| --list-found | -lf | list all items as they are checked - fi for files, fo for folders, combine in either order for both |
| --log-matches | -lm | log found matches to a file |
| --show-commands | -sc | show any external commands used |
| --show-progress | -sp | display search progress on a single line (faster and less overwhelming) |
Examples
Find all files in the Downloads folder which were created or edited on August 26, 2022:
./ff -fd:2022-08-26 -sp "/home/woozle/Downloads/*.*"
Note that the quotes are necessary in order to prevent bash from automatically unglobbing the "*.*" into a list of filenames.