repgrep (rgr)

An interactive replacer for ripgrep.

This is an interactive command line tool to make find and replacement easy. It uses ripgrep to find, and then provides you with a simple interface to see the replacements in real-time and conditionally replace matches.

Some features:

• ⚡ Super fast search results
• ✨ Interactive interface for selecting which matches should be replaced or not
• 🕶️ Live preview of the replacements
• 🧠 Replace using capturing groups (e.g., when using /foo (\w+)/ replace with bar $1)
• 🦀 and more!

Supported file encodings:

• ASCII
• UTF8
• UTF16BE
• UTF16LE

Other encodings are possibly supported but untested at the moment. See this issue for more information.

Usage

After installing, just use rgr (think: rg + replace).

The arguments are:

rgr <rg arguments> # See `rgr --help` for more details

Here's an example where we ran the command:

rgr -C5 dreamcast

And have entered the replacement flycast:

Installation

First and foremost, make sure you've installed ripgrep (AKA: rg). To do so see the ripgrep installation instructions.

Precompiled binaries

See the releases page for pre-compiled binaries.

Via Cargo

NOTE: The minimum Rust version required is 1.72.0.

cargo install repgrep

Via Pacman (Arch Linux)

repgrep can be installed from the official repositories using Pacman.

pacman -S repgrep

Via MacPorts (macOS)

repgrep can also be installed on macOS using MacPorts:

sudo port install repgrep

More info here.

From Source

NOTE: The minimum Rust version required is 1.72.0.

git clone https://github.com/acheronfail/repgrep/
cd repgrep
cargo install --path .

License: Unlicense OR MIT OR Apache-2.0