How to easily find great projects and resources on GitHub

How to easily find great projects and resources on GitHub

On the GitHub website, hundreds of projects are added every day. Since GitHub has thousands of projects, it is almost exhausting to search for projects. Fortunately, a group of people have created some such lists. There are various categories, such as programming, databases, editors, games, and entertainment. This makes it much easier to find projects, software, resources, libraries, books, and other things hosted on GitHub. A GitHub user has taken another step and created a file namedAwesome-finderThe command line tool is used to find great projects and resources in the awesome series repository. This tool allows us to browse the awesome list without leaving the terminal (of course we do not need a browser.

In this simple description, I will show you how to easily browse the awesome list in Unix-like systems.

 

Awesome-finder-easily find great projects and resources on GitHub

 

Install Awesome-finder

UsepipThis tool can be easily installed,pipIs a package manager used to install programs developed using the Python programming language.

In Arch Linux and its derivative releases (such as Antergos and Manjaro Linux), you can run the following command to installpip:

1. sudo pacman -S python-pip

In RHEL, CentOS:

1. sudoyum install epel-release

1. sudoyum install python-pip

On Fedora:

1. sudo dnf install epel-release
2. sudo dnf install python-pip

On Debian, Ubuntu, and Linux Mint:

1. sudoapt-get install python-pip

On SUSE and openSUSE:

1. sudo zypper install python-pip

pipAfter installation, run the following command to install 'awesome-finder '.

1. sudo pip install awesome-finder

 

Usage

Awesome-finder will list the following topics (actually repositories) on the GitHub Website:

• Awesome
• Awesome-Android
• Awesome-elixir
• Awesome-go
• Awesome-ios
• Awesome-java
• Awesome-javascript
• Awesome-php
• Awesome-python
• Awesome-ruby
• Awesome-rust
• Awesome-scala
• Awesome-swift

The list is updated regularly.

For example, to viewawesome-goList in the repository, just enter:

1. awesome go

You can see all the popular things written with "Go", which are listed alphabetically.

You can navigate to the list through the up/down arrow. Once you find what you need, you only need to select it, and then press the Enter key to open the corresponding link with your default web browser.

Similarly,

• awesome androidThe command will search for the awesome-android repository.
• awesome awesomeThe command will search for the awesome repository.
• awesome elixirThe command will search for awesome-elixir.
• awesome goThe command will search for awesome-go.
• awesome iosThe command will search for awesome-ios.
• awesome javaThe command will search for awesome-java.
• awesome javascriptThe command will search for awesome-javascript.
• awesome phpThe command will search for awesome-php.
• awesome pythonThe command will search for awesome-python.
• awesome rubyThe command will search for awesome-ruby.
• awesome rustThe command will search for awesome-rust.
• awesome scalaThe command will search for awesome-scala.
• awesome swiftThe command will search for awesome-swift.

In addition, it automatically filters the content you enter in the prompt. For example, when I enterdjThen, it displays Django-related content.

If you wantawesome-<topic>(Instead of using cached data) to search, use-fOr-forceFlag:

1. awesome <topic>-f (--force)

Like this:

1. awesome python -f

Or,

1. awesome python --force

The above command will display the list in the awesome-python GitHub repository.

Great, right?

To exit the tool, Press ESC. To display help information, enter:

1. awesome -h

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