I go over the CLI or command line tools that I use on a day to day basis. I use macos, but these tools are not macos specific, so if you’re using Linux, you should have them as well, the shell I use is zsh, some tools are only available for zsh, but if you’re using bash there are alternatives, let us know down in the comments
My favorite CLI tool is tmux, I use it to manage my session and navigate around different projects, I use @ThePrimeagen tmux-sessionizer script and a script that I implemented called the tmux-sshonizer-agen
The second tool on the list is FZF which is a command line fuzzy finder, I use for example with a script I created to switch colorschemes in neovim, tmux, kitty, starship and sketchybar
I also will show you my starship prompt and quickly go over it’s configuration
Then we have EZA which is an ls replacement
we also have bat, which is cat with wings, it provides syntax highlighting to the files that you cat
zsh-vi-mode or zsh vi mode allows you to use vim motions when working with cli commands
zsh-autosuggestions allows you to complete commands that you regularly use by hitting the right arrow
zoxide with is a better cd command
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Primeagen’s tmux-sessionizer and tmux-sshonizer-agen
Colorscheme selector to change the colors in kitty, tmux, starship, neovim, sketchybar and more
My dotfiles
0:00 – overview
0:25 – my dotfiles repo, star it
0:54 – tmux
2:59 – fzf
3:11 – tmux-sshonizer-agen
3:39 – ThePrimeagen tmux-sessionizer
4:12 – colorscheme selector
5:08 – fzf command history and files
5:38 – fzf configuration
6:08 – starship prompt
7:50 – eza ls replacement
9:06 – bat cat with wings
11:15 – zsh vi mode
12:31 – zsh-autosuggestions
13:17 – zoxide
15:04 – summary
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