File search app
Script for checking folder and all of its sub-folders for occurrence of a given string in all of its files.
You can get it by downloading it directly or by typing:
$ pip install FileSearchApp
After it is installed you can run it from CLI:
$ file_search
Output will be printed in a terminal windows, along with total number of occurrences and saved in a .csv file for easier browsing of results.
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Release files for FileSearchApp 0.1
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Release files / FileSearchApp-0.1.tar.gz
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