Trusty Tools

Overview

These tools make up part of the toolset that I find useful for everyday use.

Unixy folder

Command	Description
`brew-deptree`	Displays dependency tree for all installed packages
`brew-installed-sizes`	List installed Homebrew formulae and their sizes
`brew-requested`	List all `requested` Homebrew formulae
`carc`	Simply and safely archive files with optional gpg encryption
`cdiff`	Wrapper for diff to add colors both at the line and word level
`clfu`	Displays quick-reference for the top 100 commands at commandlinefu.com
`cmpdir`	Wrapper for rsync to compare two directory trees by checksum
`decrypt`	Simply decrypts all sorts of gpg-encrypted files
`encrypt`	Simply encrypts files with gpg
`git-list-big-objects`	Lists the biggest objects in a git repository
`ldwhich`	Finds location of a dynamic library by traversing the search path, for Linux, OS X, and other Unix systems.
`list`	Simply shows/lists files with the right pager(s) depending on filename extension(s)
`markhub`	Previews (Github-flavored) Markdown files in a web browser, using github.com's stylesheet. Useful for checking files, e.g. `README.mkd`, before pushing to github.
`merge-config-history`	Helps you keep up with the updated default configs of new versions of apps (e.g., kitty, broot) when you've already customize your version
`my-ip`	Uses online services to determine the public IP address
`ssh-add-l`	Better listing of keys added to SSH agent (includes filenames)
`ssh-keygen-l`	Better listing of private keys (includes comments)
`unln`	Replaces a symlinked file with a copy so that it can be edited separately
`untar`	Extracts all or specific files from within a tar archive that's possibly compressed and/or encrypted. Files can be filtered at the command-line and/or interactively. Supports compress, gzip, bzip2, xz, gpg, pgp
`vault-kv-fzf`	Interactive browser for viewing HashiCorp Vault KV store

Mac folder

Command	Description
`autoclear-clipboard`	Automatically clears passwords from clipboard after a brief time (because Universal Clipboard is dangerous)
`bundle-id`	Displays the bundle ID of specific application (useful for `terminal-notifier`)
`eject`	Ejects a removable disk by user-friendly volume name
`get-bounds-of-mouse-display`	Displays the bounds of the display where the mouse is
`is-app-running`	Checks if the given application (using macOS friendly name) is running
`list-anytrans-backups`	Lists all the mobile device backups made by iMobie AnyTrans
`list-chromium-caches`	Lists all the Chromium/Electron cache folders and their sizes
`list-installed-electron-apps`	Lists which of the installed Applications run Electron
`list-mobilesync-backups`	Lists all the mobile device backups made by macOS
`list-processes`	Lists running processes as seen from "System Events"
`list-tm-backups`	Lists all the Time Machine backups
`mac-info`	Prints out one line of info about macOS software and hardware of the current machine
`mountpoint`	Like on linux, checks if a file/dir is a mountpoint
`port-inactive-safe-to-uninstall`	List inactive MacPorts package versions that have active replacements
`port-pip-find-packages`	For the MacPorts Python interpreters, lists all the pip packages and whether they were installed via MacPorts
`port-uninstall-inactive-safely`	Uninstalls inactive MacPorts package versions that have active replacements
`quit-app`	Closes an application (using macOS friendly name); often works better than `pkill`, e.g. for Google Drive
`screencap-ocr`	Lets you take a screenshot and puts the OCR'd text in your clipboard
`show-dev-sig-of-running-apps`	Displays Dev Signatures of running apps
`unretina`	Reduces the resolution of Retina screenshots to regular resolution

Contrib folder

Other folks' scripts found here and there.

Command	Description
`ip2geo`	Given a hostname or IP address, spits out city, state, country {From commandlinefu.com}
`mac-disable-automount`	Disables the automounting of specified volumes on macOS
`netls`	Graphs the number of connections for each connected remote host {From commandlinefu.com}
`relink`	Relinks symbolic links by perl regular expression on the paths of the links' targets.
`rgf`	ripgrep-fzf combo {From fzf
`timed-run`	Run the specified program for a specified maximum number of seconds {By Expect's Don Libes}
`timed-read`	Reads a line of input, but times out after the specified number of seconds {By Expect's Don Libes}
`timed-choice`	Prompts user with several choices, but times out with a default after the specified number of seconds {By Eugene Spafford}
`mailtrim`	Trim a standard Unix mbox file to the most recent specified number of messages {By Michael Soulier}
`wp`	Quickly queries Wikipedia (over DNS!) {From commandlinefu.com}
`wrap-in-pty`	Wrap a command invocation in PTY (so that the command doesn't act any differently than in an interactive terminal)

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