Find strings across all files in given directory. Print results in a sexy manner.

ripstring

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e
​
if ! [[ $(command -v rg) > /dev/null ]]; then
	echo "You need to install Ripgrep"
	echo "https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep"
	exit 1
fi
​
while getopts "t:" OPTION; do
  case $OPTION in
      t)
          TYPE=${OPTARG}
          shift "$((OPTIND-1))"
          ;;
      # f)
      #     FILE=${OPTARG}
      #     shift "$((OPTIND-1))"
      #     ;;
      *)
          echo "Unknow comandline switch: $OPTION"
  esac
done
​
​
FSTRING=$1
CORES=$(python -c 'import multiprocessing as mp; print(mp.cpu_count())')
​
findmatch() {
	rg --colors path:style:bold \
		--colors line:style:bold \
		--hidden \
		--no-messages \
		-M 200 \
		--max-columns-preview \
		-j "$CORES" \
		-p "$FSTRING" \
		--ignore-file "$HOME"/.ignore | \
		sed 's/.*:/── Line &/' | \
		sed 's/:/: \n   /1'
}
​
findmatchtype() {
	rg --colors path:style:bold \
		--colors line:style:bold \
		--hidden \
		--no-messages \
		-M 200 \
		--max-columns-preview \
		-j "$CORES" \
		-p "$FSTRING" \
		--type "$TYPE" \
		--ignore-file "$HOME"/.ignore | \
		sed 's/.*:/── Line &/' | \
		sed 's/:/: \n   /1'
}
​
findmatchfile() {
	rg --colors path:style:bold \
		--colors line:style:bold \
		--hidden \
		--no-messages \
		-M 200 \
		--max-columns-preview \
		-j "$CORES" \
		-p "$FSTRING" {./"$FILE",*/"$FILE",*/*/"$FILE",*/*/*/"$FILE",*/*/*/*/"$FILE",*/*/*/*/*/"$FILE",*/*/*/*/*/*/"$FILE",*/*/*/*/*/*/*/"$FILE"} \
		--ignore-file "$HOME"/.ignore | \
		sed 's/.*:/── Line &/' | \
		sed 's/:/: \n   /1'
}
​
if [[ -n ${TYPE} ]]; then
	findmatchtype
elif [[ -n ${FILE} ]]; then
	findmatchfile
else
	findmatch
fi