A Completely Offline Thesaurus CLI Tool (Written in Rust)
cargo install thes
Basic usage:
$ thes amazing
surprising
astonishing
impressive
awing
awesome
awful
awe-inspiring
thes can also give us synonyms from data piped in through stdin:
$ echo "wonderful" | thes
grand
fantastic
marvelous
extraordinary
wondrous
howling
rattling
tremendous
marvellous
terrific
thes can print our synonyms horizontally instead of vertically which is the default:
$ thes great --horizontal
avid zealous eager enthusiastic smashing not bad peachy slap-up nifty swell good cracking dandy bully groovy corking neat keen bang-up enceinte gravid large pregnant heavy with child expectant big majuscule capital uppercase extraordinary outstanding important of import
thes can filter our results by their speech with the type tag:
$ thes good -t noun
commodity
trade good
goodness
thes can print synonyms with their parts of speech through the verbose tag:
$ thes cool -v
air-cooled (Adjective)
cold (Adjective)
precooled (Adjective)
air-conditioned (Adjective)
caller (Adjective)
water-cooled (Adjective)
chilly (Adjective)
chill (Adjective)
composed (Adjective)
nerveless (Adjective)
coolheaded (Adjective)
fashionable (Adjective)
stylish (Adjective)
unqualified (Adjective)
unemotional (Adjective)
unagitated (Adjective)
unfriendly (Adjective)
unresponsive (Adjective)
assuredness (Noun)
poise (Noun)
sang-froid (Noun)
aplomb (Noun)
cool down (Verb)
chill (Verb)
cool off (Verb)
Thes also supports a basic interactive shell mode: ``` $ thes -s Starting shell...
help help : Print this help history : Print commands history or run a command from it quit : Quit synonym : Get a synonym for a word synonym awesome impressive (Adjective) amazing (Adjective) awing (Adjective) awful (Adjective) awe-inspiring (Adjective) quit ```
``` thes 0.1.2 Grant Handy grantshandy@gmail.com Offline CLI Thesaurus Tool
USAGE: thes [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [WORD]
FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information --horizontal Prints synonyms horizontally -s, --shell Opens an interactive thesaurus shell -V, --version Prints version information -v, --verbose Prints verbose output, this includes parts of speech for each word.
OPTIONS:
-t, --type
ARGS: