⬢github Rust · 775 ★ +74 since we first saw it · pushed 15 h ago · MIT
noahdunnagan/fsearch
Whole-disk file search for macOS: fuzzy names, typo tolerance, indexed content grep. ~1 ms over 8M files.
FSearch is a fast whole-disk file search tool for macOS, written in Rust. It indexes file names and text file contents so fuzzy, typo-tolerant searches (with filters like ext:, size:, grep:, regex:, sym:) return in about a millisecond over millions of files. It runs as a CLI with a background daemon, and is also usable as a Rust crate or via a socket/stdio API.
Why now: It's trending among newly starred repos and benchmarks itself against fff, claiming ~10x faster searches with lower memory use.
Who it is for: Mac developers and power users who want near-instant file and content search from the command line.
Stars over our 8 snapshots: 701 to 775, since 1 h ago.
Where people talked about it
- ⬢github new repos, most starred 12 min ago
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