handlr
Handlr is a versatile command line tool designed to handle various tasks efficiently. It offers a simple and intuitive interface for interacting with files, directories, and command execution. With Handlr, users can perform actions like renaming files, copying or moving them to different locations, deleting files, creating directories, and more. It supports wildcard patterns, allowing for batch processing of multiple files at once.
Handlr includes powerful search functionality, enabling users to find files based on specific criteria such as name, size, or modification date. It provides options to customize and filter search results according to user requirements. Additionally, Handlr supports regular expressions for advanced search operations.
One of the standout features of Handlr is its ability to execute commands directly from the command line interface. Users can easily run external programs or scripts, passing in file paths or other parameters as needed. This feature makes Handlr a handy tool for automating repetitive tasks or integrating with existing workflows.
Handlr offers a comprehensive set of command-line options, providing flexibility and versatility to perform tasks efficiently. It supports both Windows and UNIX-like operating systems, making it widely compatible. The tool is designed to be lightweight and fast, ensuring quick response times even with large datasets.
Handlr provides detailed and informative error messages, aiding users in troubleshooting and debugging. It also includes a built-in help system, allowing users to quickly access documentation and examples for using different features. With regular updates and a responsive developer community, Handlr continues to evolve and improve, delivering a reliable and efficient command line experience.
List of commands for handlr:
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handlr:tldr:0c302 handlr: Print the default application for PNG files.$ handlr get ${-png}try on your machineexplain this command
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handlr:tldr:2f06e handlr: List all default apps.$ handlr listtry on your machineexplain this command
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handlr:tldr:8084c handlr: Set imv as the default application for PNG files.$ handlr set ${-png} ${imv-desktop}try on your machineexplain this command
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handlr:tldr:9065b handlr: Open a URL in the default application.$ handlr open ${https:--example-com}try on your machineexplain this command