devicon-lookup

devicon-lookup is a simple standalone CLI tool. It accepts text over stdin, and returns it stdout with a devicon prepended.

Use Cases

Uses cases include:

Prepending devicons to the files in your directory

ls | devicon-lookup --color <code>ls | devicon-lookup --color</code>

Adding icons to grep results

rg test | devicon-lookup --prefix : <code>rg test | devicon-lookup --prefix :</code>

Streaming results for large result sets

rg str --color always | devicon-lookup -c -p : | fzf --ansi <code>rg str -uuu --color always | devicon-lookup -c -p : | fzf --ansi</code>

Installation

The recommended way to install is via cargo the Rust package manager

cargo install devicon-lookup

Upgrading

Upgrading can also be done via cargo. The following command will install the latest available version on devicon-lookup

cargo install devicon-lookup --force

VIM Usage

The primary real world usage of this tool is within VIM and specifically with fzf. For more information about one possible solution to integrating these see the fzf.devicon.vim repo. This repo is a fork of fzf.vim that uses this tool to add devicons to the fuzzy search results

(fzf 💜 devicon ❤️ vim)[coreyja/fzf.devicon.vim]

CLI Usage

``` Dev Icon Lookup

Usage: devicon-lookup [options] devicon-lookup (-h | --help) devicon-lookup --version

Options: -h --help Show this screen.

--version Show version.

-c --color Strip ANSI color codes from each line before processing them The original string with ANSI codes preserved is output

-p --prefix= The filename is considered to be everything up to the given delimineter. The entire line is still output

-r --regex= Regex used on each line to find the filename. Regex's must be valid based on the Rust regex crate The regex is expected to have a single capture group, which contains the filename. Extra capture groups are ignored ```