10 CLIs I Can Not Live Without!

Discover the top 10 CLI tools that will improve your productivity! From `eza` for enhanced file listing to `bat` for syntax-highlighted file viewing, and `fzf` for fuzzy file searching, these tools are game-changers. Learn how `zoxide` makes directory navigation a breeze, and how `The Fuck` corrects command errors effortlessly. Explore `jq` and `yq` for JSON and YAML processing, `Teller` for managing secrets, and the powerful `GitHub CLI`. Finally, see how `Devbox` creates isolated environments for seamless development.

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00:00 Top CLIs: Introduction
00:32 eza: ls Replacement
02:53 bat: cat With Syntaz Highlighting
04:10 fzf: Command-Line Fuzzy Finder
05:49 zoxide: Smarter cd Command
07:58 The Fuck: Error Corrections
09:04 jq: sed for Json
10:05 yq: Like jq But For YAML
11:00 Teller: Universal Secrets Manager
13:11 GitHub CLI (gh): GitHub To Your Terminal
14:28 Devbox: Isolated Shells

[bombboy]

Saved so I can check out all the tools that I haven't used yet, thanks for the breakdown

[sergeideisling]

Thank you for your creativity, you are very helpful

[DavidBernard]

I no longer used exa, jq, yq, ... since I switched to nushell (those features are built-in). A non-POSIX shell, that requires a learning time and few adaptations, but far less than powershell.
One of my favorite features is scripting where every exported functions (you can have several) have an "help" autogenerated from the signature of the function.

[ZTGallagher]

These are all, each and every one, fantastic tools. Though funny enough none of them are tools I'd put into devbox. They're too fundamental to my everyday, regular navigation and use of my terminal, and all need to be default and global (except maybe teller). Devbox can handle that, too, but honestly I mostly just use brew/brewfiles for the "Need everywhere" tools. I'm curious what people feel are common enough to put into devbox files, but not necessary enough to just have installed globally.

[roganl]

Great Top 10 list. Point of pronunciation: 🦇≠🍑

[c_kemper]

I prefer toml file format over json... and I'd much rather write nix than json to be honest. numtide devshell and direnv are a potent duo. and the devshell.toml is much easier to use/read than json IMHO.

[MichaelWilliams-lrmb]

I was using eza but now I'm using lsd (not the drug)

[dreamer]

How could you upload so many videos in a week? 😅

[julianomoraisbarbosa]

# til
For pass / secret I use pass
Combine with direnv