Where-Is?

Latest version - v1.2.0; Stable version - v1.1.0.

Install

• Install Node.js
• Clone this repo: git clone https://github.com/Ythosa/where-is
• Install dependencies by writing in the console: npm install
• Setup module by writing in the console: npm link --force
• Done, you can use it from your cmd :3

Description

• Command line interface to finding files
• Important: where-is can't find files in close/private/system folders.

Docs

CLI Commands:

• Main CLI Command:
  • wis
• Get help:
  • wis --help|-h
• Get version:
  • wis --version|-V
• Search for files from the current path:
  • wis find|f <file_name> [--path|-p <start_path>] [--strict|-p] [--help|-h]
  • --path|-p flag allows you to start searching from a different folder and supports all possible paths;
  • --strict|-s flag carries out a strict search (full compliance found file name and <file_name>).
• Get last found file list:
  • wis last|l [--help|-h]
• Get programs from PATH:
  • wis programs|prs
  • Important: There may not be all programs found.
  • For example, there are no standard applications found such as: explorer, calc, code, etc...
• Open file with <id> from found file list:
  • wis goto|g <id> [--help|-h] [--withp|-w <program>] [--force]
  • <id> can be last - go to last taken file or index of path in file list found by wis
  • --withp|-w flag to open file with a program placed in the PATH;
  • --force flag to open file with disable the check of finding application in PATH.
• Get last taken file path:
  • wis lastgoto|lg [--help|-h]

Using Examples:

• Finding Files Example:
  
  

• Using Strict Mode Example:
  
  

• File Open Example (file have opened in Visual Studio Code, because it sets as default):
  
  

FAQ

Q: How can I get help on some command?
A: You can use command flag --help|-h, for example: wis goto --help

Q: How can I help to develop this project?
A: You can put a ⭐ :3

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