36 projects tagged "Mac OS X"
Updated 19 Jan 2013
weatherman
| Pop | 27.78 |
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| Vit | 1.77 |
weatherman displays weather information from WeatherBug.com on the command line.
Updated 20 Jun 2012
G 2
| Pop | 32.86 |
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| Vit | 18.31 |
G 2 attempts to make the git commandline a friendly place. It eases the learning process by providing guidance and high-level commands.
Updated 07 Jun 2012
easy-rsa
| Pop | 18.87 |
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| Vit | 18.65 |
easy-rsa is a small RSA key management package based on the OpenSSL command line tool. While it is primary concerned with key management for the SSL VPN application space, it can also be used for building Web certificates. It was originally included as part of OpenVPN, but is now a separate project.
Updated 08 May 2012
ConsoleTube
| Pop | 20.83 |
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| Vit | 19.44 |
ConsoleTube is a YouTube client for console lovers/flash haters. It takes a search term and uses lynx, sed, and grep hackery to automatically play the search results through VLC. Custom playlists are supported.
Updated 06 Feb 2012
POSIXplorer
| Pop | 19.97 |
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| Vit | 22.06 |
POSIXplorer will help you find, navigate, and open files on Linux, Mac OS, or most POSIX systems. You just type the command and then a regex for which you'd like to search. By default, it searches filenames and excludes class and other data files. It looks recursively down from your current directory. If you'd like to search through file contents, use the '-c' flag. When using -c, after the regex, you can list a file pattern, such as * (the default) to match any file or *.java to match Java files. After searching on your query, it presents a list of results and lets you type a number to select one for opening in the editor you have defined in the EDITOR environment variable, or by default Vim. After quitting the editor, you come back to your results and can continue opening files or execute a new search. To run a new search, just type the query and the script will detect that you did not intend to enter a file number. Note that in content searches with -c, only a new content query can be entered, not a new file filter.
Updated 09 Aug 2011
Ambit
| Pop | 25.81 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Ambit uses Bash brace expansion to expand and list hostnames or commands. Ambit is first and foremost meant to be a general purpose hostlist enumerator for use by other applications or scripts. Ambit can be used to manage HostGroups from the context of a user, a system, or a network. Ambit is also able to enumerate and execute commands that contain expandable elements. Commands passed to Ambit are expanded into separate statements and executed synchronously. This means Ambit can expand and execute just about anything on the command-line and often works in situations where Bash brace expansion would probably fail.
Updated 17 May 2010
ColorLogs
| Pop | 34.16 |
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| Vit | 33.34 |
ColorLogs is an output-colorizing Perl script intended to have command output piped through it to a terminal. It allows easy creation of new highlighting configurations using simple text matches, globs, or regular expressions. It works transparently even in interactive contexts with scripts that produce prompt lines and wait for user input. Patterns are provided for Ant and Maven output. This version started as a fork of v1.1 from resentment.org, but numerous improvements have been made since then.
Updated 21 Apr 2010
ptee
| Pop | 24.58 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
ptee is a Unix shell tool similar to tee, but it allows you to invoke multiple sub-shells in parallel. Standard input to ptee is copied to both normal standard output and to each sub-shell running under ptee. Each sub-command is run concurrently and fed the same input. The output of each sub-command is thrown away, but any shell expression can be used, such as redirecting to a file. Note that there are some limits on ptee. The shell pipeline will only execute at the pace of the slowest sub-command; otherwise large amounts of data would have to be buffered. Also, the shell that ptee invokes requires 'sh'-like semantics, such as supporting the -c option.
Updated 26 Dec 2012
Forban
| Pop | 143.16 |
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| Vit | 16.17 |
Forban is a P2P file sharing application for link-local and local area networks. Forban works independently from the Internet and uses only the local area capabilities to announce, discover, search, or share files. Forban relies on HTTP and is opportunistic, meaning that it replicates any files of interest seen in its proximity. The Forban protocols are minimalistic to ease the production of other implementations.
Updated 19 Dec 2009
newpods
| Pop | 14.76 |
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| Vit | 1.00 |
Newpods can help you sync recently downloaded podcasts to your portable device. It will look through a directory tree to find podcasts that have been downloaded since the last time the program was run. It will then insert two commands into the bash history list: one to pushd to the podcast directory on your portable device, so you can clean out old files as needed, and one to copy the new podcasts to your portable device. If you're tired of copying files by hand, but don't want to use a heavyweight GUI solution, newpods might be right for you.
