Crates.io | cratuity |
lib.rs | cratuity |
version | 0.1.5 |
source | src |
created_at | 2021-01-04 01:56:57.218605 |
updated_at | 2021-12-11 17:05:32.029336 |
description | A tui for searching crates.io |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/TheMayoras/cratuity |
max_upload_size | |
id | 331336 |
size | 120,659 |
A TUI for quickly searching Crates.io
The searches done are return the same results as if you entered the search term into the search bar on crates.io. The results are returned in pages of 5 results each
By default, cratuity is built with both clipboard access and "open in browser" features.
To turn them off, build with --no-default-features
.
To allow cratuity to copy to your clipboard, the copy
feature is required. This is turned on by default.
You can copy the Cargo.toml format for a crate's most recent version by
selecting the crate with J/K and then pressing C to copy the string to the
clipboard. For example, selecting the serde
crate and pressing C may cause
something like the following to be copied to your clipboard: serde = "1.0.118"
If the browser
feature is turned on, cratuity can open the documentation link for a crate in your system's default browser.
To have access to the clipboard on Linux xorg-dev
must be installed
When prompted for an input, press ESC to cancel the input or Enter to search for what was entered.
When scrolling through history, press N to move a page down and P to move a page up. Press q to quit from the search screen.
When scrolling through the pages, you can change you search term at any time by pressing f, or you can change the sorting method by pressing S.
The 5 sorting methods are the exact same sorting methods that you can use to search for crates on Crates.io. These are
Please submit any issues for feature requests to the github repository!