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This article mainly introduces which Linux tools are easy to use, the article is very detailed, has a certain reference value, interested friends must read it!

Easy to use Linux tool

Ag: recursive search for file content faster than grep and ack.

Tig: interactively view git projects in character mode, instead of the git command.

Mycli:mysql client, support syntax highlighting and command completion, the effect is similar to ipython, can replace the mysql command.

Jq: json file processing and formatting display, support highlighting, can replace python-m json.tool.

Shellcheck:shell script static check tool, can identify syntax errors and non-standard writing.

Fzf: fuzzy search tool under the command line, which can interactively and intelligently search and select files or contents. It is perfect to cooperate with the terminal ctrl-r history command search.

PathPicker (fpp): automatically recognizes directories and files in command line output, supports interaction, and is useful in conjunction with git.

Run the following command:

Git diff HEAD~8-- stat | fpp

Htop: provides a more beautiful and convenient process monitoring tool to replace the top command.

Glances: a more powerful htop / top replacement.

Htop replaces top,glances instead of htop:

The information is much richer and more complete than htop, right? In addition to command-line viewing, glances also provides a page service that allows you to view the status of a server from the page at any time.

Axel: a multithreaded download tool that can replace curl and wget when downloading files.

Axel-n 20 http://centos.ustc.edu.cn/centos/7/isos/x86_64/CentOS-7-x86_64-Minimal-1511.iso

Sz/rz: interactive file transfer, transfer files under the multi-springboard machine is very easy to use, without the need for level-by-level transfer.

Cloc: code statistics tool, can count the number of blank lines of code, comment lines, programming language.

Tmux: terminal reuse tool to replace screen and nohup.

Script/scriptreplay: terminal session recording.

# recording script-T2 > time.txt session.typescript # your commands # recording end exit # playback scriptreplay-t time.txt session.typescript

Multitail: multiple tail.

Usually you have more than one log file to monitor, what to do? Opening multiple tab in terminal software takes up too much space, you can try this tool:

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