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‎assets/commands/crates-tui.md‎

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# TAGLINE
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Terminal UI for exploring crates.io Rust packages
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# TLDR
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**Launch** the TUI to browse crates.io
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```crates-tui```
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**Search** for a specific crate
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```crates-tui [search_term]```
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**Copy** crate information to clipboard from within the TUI
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```crates-tui```
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> Use `c` to copy the selected crate's information
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# SYNOPSIS
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**crates-tui** [_search_term_]
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# DESCRIPTION
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**crates-tui** is a terminal user interface application for browsing and exploring Rust packages from crates.io. It provides an interactive way to search for crates, view package details, and copy information to the clipboard without leaving the terminal.
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The interface allows users to navigate through search results, view crate metadata including version, description, and download statistics, and quickly copy relevant information for use in Cargo.toml files or documentation.
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# KEYBINDINGS
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**↑/↓** or **k/j**
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> Navigate up/down through the crate list
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**Enter**
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> View detailed information about the selected crate
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**c**
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> Copy the selected crate's information to clipboard
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**q**
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> Quit the application
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**/**
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> Enter search mode
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# CAVEATS
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Requires a stable internet connection to fetch data from crates.io. Clipboard functionality depends on the system's clipboard provider. Some terminal emulators may have limited clipboard support.
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# HISTORY
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**crates-tui** was developed as a Rust community tool to provide a fast, terminal-based alternative to browsing crates.io through a web browser. It leverages Rust's ecosystem and modern TUI libraries to create an efficient package discovery tool.
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# SEE ALSO
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[cargo](/man/cargo)(1), [rustc](/man/rustc)(1)

‎assets/commands/csvlens.md‎

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# TAGLINE
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CSV file viewer with search and navigation
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# TLDR
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**View** a CSV file with column alignment and navigation
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```csvlens [path/to/file.csv]```
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**Search** for a specific pattern in the CSV
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```csvlens [path/to/file.csv] -f [pattern]```
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**View** with a specific delimiter instead of comma
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```csvlens [path/to/file.csv] -d '[delimiter]'```
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**View** only specific columns
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```csvlens [path/to/file.csv] -c [1,3,5]```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**csvlens** [_options_] [_file_]
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# PARAMETERS
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**-f, --filter** _PATTERN_
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> Filter rows matching the pattern
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**-d, --delimiter** _CHAR_
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> Specify delimiter character (default: comma)
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**-c, --columns** _LIST_
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> Show only specified columns (comma-separated indices)
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**-H, --no-header**
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> Treat the first row as data, not headers
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**-n, --line-number**
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> Show line numbers
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**--tab**
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> Use tab as delimiter
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**--semi**
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> Use semicolon as delimiter
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**-h, --help**
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> Display help and exit
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**-V, --version**
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> Display version and exit
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# DESCRIPTION
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**csvlens** is a command-line CSV file viewer designed for efficiently browsing and searching through CSV data. It provides column-aligned display, interactive search filtering, and keyboard navigation similar to less or vim.
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The tool automatically detects and aligns columns for easy reading, supports various delimiters beyond commas, and allows filtering data without modifying the original file. It's particularly useful for inspecting large CSV files where traditional editors may struggle with performance.
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# KEYBINDINGS
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**↑/↓** or **k/j**
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> Navigate up/down through rows
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**←/→** or **h/l**
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> Scroll horizontally
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**/**
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> Search/filter mode
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**n/N**
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> Next/previous search result
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**g/G**
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> Go to first/last row
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**q**
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> Quit
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# CAVEATS
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Very large CSV files may still experience performance limitations depending on available memory. Unicode and special character handling depends on terminal capabilities. Some complex CSV formats with embedded newlines may not render correctly.
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# HISTORY
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**csvlens** was developed to address the need for a fast, lightweight CSV viewer in the terminal. It draws inspiration from traditional Unix tools like less and grep while adding CSV-specific formatting and navigation features.
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# SEE ALSO
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[cat](/man/cat)(1), [less](/man/less)(1), [grep](/man/grep)(1), [awk](/man/awk)(1)

‎assets/commands/daff.md‎

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# TAGLINE
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Data diff tool for comparing tables and CSV files
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# TLDR
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**Compare** two CSV files and show differences
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```daff diff [file1.csv] [file2.csv]```
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**Create** a patch file from differences
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```daff diff [file1.csv] [file2.csv] > [changes.patch]```
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**Apply** a patch to update a file
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```daff patch [file.csv] [changes.patch]```
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**Merge** three versions of a file
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```daff merge [parent.csv] [local.csv] [remote.csv]```
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**Format** a CSV file with aligned columns
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```daff render [file.csv]```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**daff** [_command_] [_options_] [_files_]
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# DESCRIPTION
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**daff** is a data diffing tool designed for comparing tabular data such as CSV files, database tables, and spreadsheets. It provides git-like diff and patch operations specifically optimized for structured data formats.
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The tool can detect added, removed, and modified rows and columns, represent differences in various formats including HTML and colored terminal output, and apply patches to update data files. It's particularly useful for tracking changes in data exports, database dumps, and collaborative data editing workflows.
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# COMMANDS
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**diff**
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> Compare two tables and output differences
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**patch**
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> Apply a patch file to a table
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**merge**
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> Perform a three-way merge of tables
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**render**
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> Display a table with formatting
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**convert**
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> Convert between table formats
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# OPTIONS
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**--color**
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**--no-color**
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> Disable colored output
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**--format** _FORMAT_
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> Output format: csv, tsv, html, json, markdown
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**--output** _FILE_
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**--git**
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> Use git-style diff format
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**--padding** _N_
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**--unordered**
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# CAVEATS
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# HISTORY
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**daff** was originally created by Paul Fitzpatrick as a tool for data versioning and collaboration. The name comes from "data diff." It has been implemented in multiple languages including JavaScript, Python, and Java. The tool was designed to bring version control concepts to data files, making it easier to track changes in datasets over time.
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# SEE ALSO
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[diff](/man/diff)(1), [patch](/man/patch)(1), [git](/man/git)(1), [csvlens](/man/csvlens)(1)

‎assets/commands/devzat.md‎

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# TAGLINE
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SSH-based chat platform for the terminal
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# TLDR
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**Connect** to the devzat chat server
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```devzat [server_address]```
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**Join** a specific channel
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```devzat [server_address] -c [channel_name]```
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**Start** a private message with a user
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```devzat [server_address] -u [username]```
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**Set** your display name
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```devzat [server_address] -n [nickname]```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**devzat** [_options_] [_server_]
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# PARAMETERS
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**-u, --user** _USER_
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# DESCRIPTION
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**devzat** is an SSH-based chat platform that allows users to communicate through the terminal using SSH connections. It provides a real-time chat experience without requiring any special client software - just SSH into a devzat server and start chatting.
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The platform supports public channels, private messaging, and user presence indicators. Authentication is handled via SSH keys, making it secure and convenient for developers already familiar with SSH workflows.
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# COMMANDS
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# SEE ALSO
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[ssh](/man/ssh)(1), [weechat](/man/weechat)(1), [irssi](/man/irssi)(1)

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