scooter
Interactive find-and-replace in the terminal
TLDR
Launch interactive search in the current directory
$ scooter
Search in a specific directory$ scooter [../foo/bar]
Process text from stdin$ echo "hello world" | scooter
Pre-populate search and replace fields$ scooter --search-text "[old]" --replace-text "[new]" --immediate-search
SYNOPSIS
scooter [options] [path]
DESCRIPTION
scooter recursively searches through files in a directory and lets you interactively toggle which matches to replace. It supports fixed strings and regex with capture groups, respects .gitignore and .ignore files, and provides syntax highlighting with customizable themes.
PARAMETERS
-a, --advanced-regex
Enable full regex features (slower).-U, --multiline
Enable multiline search.-N, --no-tui
Non-interactive mode.--search-text TEXT
Pre-populate the search field.--replace-text TEXT
Pre-populate the replacement field.--fixed-strings
Use literal string matching instead of regex.--hidden
Include hidden files in search.--files-to-include GLOB
Comma-separated glob patterns to include.--files-to-exclude GLOB
Comma-separated glob patterns to exclude.
HISTORY
scooter was created by Thomas Schafer (thomasschafer) and is written in Rust.
