Finr is a command line tool that recursively searches files and directories with a given pattern. Built with the phrase "Work smarter not harder" in mind.
Assumes that you have rust and cargo installed.
sh
cargo install finr
Print help message
sh
finr --help
Search for .rs files in the current directory.
By default finr searches for files in the current directory.
If you want to search for a directory use -t d.
sh
finr .rs -e
Search for directories with nodemodules_ in the name.
sh
finr node_modules -t d
Searching for files that contain main in the name
sh
finr main
Search for .rs files starting at the /home/ directory while ignoring some directories.
sh
finr .rs ~/ -e -i Files Videos Downloads .config .local
Nope. I consider Find to be a great tool with more features than Finr. Since Finr is new, it is more of an experiment than a robust tool.