find-grep
Find files based on their content and their metadata.
Vibe coded and liable to change. Unreviewed AI code.
Motivation
I have a note about this somewhere in Obsidian, and the name should be something like this and it is should also contain this.
Installation
pipx install find-grep
Usage
Find a file whose name matches backup which contains the string "btrfs". This is case insensitive by default
find-grep name:backup content:btrfs
Alternatives and prior work
An LLM said there was no tool that does this out of the box. There might be some GUI search tool like elastic search that does this. You could quickly code with in bash.
About me
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Metadata
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Release files for find-grep 1.0.0
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