find-like, search for files in a directory hierarchy
Usage:
f [optional-params] [input: string...]
Entered `input` may be a pattern OR a path to search.
The pattern will only match with the filename unless you include a `/`.
Options:
-h, --help print this cligen-erated help
--help-syntax advanced: prepend,plurals,..
-c=, --color= bool ? set color
-e=, --execute= strings {} Execute a command for each matching search result in parallel.
Alternatively, end this argument with "+" to execute the command once with all results as arguments.
Example: f .nim -e "$EDITOR"+
The following placeholders are substituted before the command is executed:
"{}": path (of the current search result)
"{/}": basename
"{//}": parent directory
"{.}": path without file extension
"{/.}": basename without file extension
Example: f .jpg -e 'convert {} {.}.png'
If no placeholder is present, an implicit " {}" at the end is assumed.
-L, --followSymlinks bool false set followSymlinks
-0, --null bool false Separate search results and split stdin with null characters `\0` instead of newlines `\n`.
