pseek 2.5.1

Pseek is a Python library to search files, folders, and text

Pseek

Overview

A powerful command-line tool for searching files, directories, and content inside files efficiently. The tool supports searching by name, content, extensions, and more with advanced filtering options.

Features

• Search in file & folder names
• Search inside file contents
• Highlight matches in terminal output
• Optimized for speed with ThreadPoolExecutor
• Support logical expression for search queries
• Search inside archive files (e.g. zip, rar, 7z, gz, bz2, xz, tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2, tar.xz)
• Cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows)

Installation

1 Install via pip (Recommended)

pip install pseek

2 Install from source

git clone https://github.com/ArianN8610/pysearch.git
cd pysearch
python -m venv venv
[Activate venv]
pip install click==8.1.8 lark==1.2.2 py7zr==1.0.0 rarfile==4.2 rapidfuzz==3.13.0

Usage

Run the command with a search query:

pseek <query> [options]

Examples

Search for a keyword in file & folder names

pseek "my_keyword" --path /path/to/search --file --directory

Search inside file contents

pseek "error" --path /var/logs --content

Search only in specific file types

pseek "TODO" --path ./projects --ext py --ext txt

Search by regex

pseek "error\d+" --regex

Command Options

Option	Description
--path	Base directory to search in (default: current directory .)
--file	Search only in file names
--directory	Search only in directory names
--content	Search inside file contents
--ext, --exclude-ext	Filter by file extension (e.g., txt, log)
--case-sensitive	Make the search case-sensitive (except when --expr is enabled, in which case you can make it case sensitive by putting c before term: c"foo")
--regex	Use regular expressions to search (except when --expr is enabled, in which case you can make it regex by putting r before term: r"foo")
--include, --exclude	Limit search results to specific set of directories or files
--re-include, --re-exclude	Limit search results to specific directories or files with regex
--word	Match the whole word only (except when --expr is enabled, in which case you can make it match whole word by putting w before term: w"foo")
--expr	Enable to write conditions in the query. Example: r"foo.*bar" and ("bar" or "baz") and not "qux" (To use regex, word, case-sensitive, and fuzzy features, you can use the prefixes r, w, c, and f before terms. Allowed modes: r, c, w, f, rc, cr, cw, wc, cf, fc, wf, fw, cwf, cfw, wcf, wfc, fcw, fwc. Examples: r"foo.*bar", wcf"Aple", cr".*Foo", ...)
--timeout	To stop the search after a specified period of time (Seconds)
--fuzzy	Enable fuzzy search (Highlighting and counting matches are disabled in this mode if --word is not enabled to prevent the program from slowing down). except when --expr is enabled, in which case you can make it fuzzy by putting f before term: f"foo"
--fuzzy_level	Similarity threshold from 0 to 99 for fuzzy search (default: 80)
--max-size, --min-size	Specify maximum and minimum sizes for files and directories
--archive	Enable search within archive files (e.g. zip, rar, 7z, gz, bz2, xz, tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2, tar.xz)
--arc-ext, --arc-ee	Filter by file extension inside archive files
--arc-inc, --arc-exc	Limit search results to specific set of directories or files inside archive files
--arc-max, --arc-min	Specify maximum and minimum sizes for files inside archive files (It doesn't work for directories because their size is zero in archive files)
--rarfb	Path to RAR backend tool (e.g. UnRAR.exe, ...)
--full-path	Display full path of files and directories
--no-content	Only display files path for content search

Requirements

• Python 3.6 or higher
• unrar, bsdtar, unar or 7zip for the rarfile library to support searching inside .rar files (optional)