Find Unicode

Find Unicode characters, the easy way! A simple command line application to find unicode characters with minimum effort.

Installation

cargo install find_unicode

Usage

• Run fu from your terminal:

fu

• Start typing. fu will show the unicode characters for which the description matches your query.
• If you're looking for a single character, hit Enter to select it and exit.
• If you're looking for multiple characters, hit Tab to select one and keep searching.
• By default, the searching expression is a regular expression.

Advanced usage

For more advanced configuration options, check out the help:

fu --help

fu 0.1.0
Pierre Chevalier <[email protected]>

Find Unicode characters with ease.

Simply type a description of the character you are looking for. Once you found the character you were after, hit Enter.
Selecting multiple characters is also possible: hit tab to select a character and continue browsing.

USAGE:
    fu [OPTIONS] [initial_query]

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information

OPTIONS:
        --height <height>    Height of fu's window relative to the terminal window [default: 50%]
        --layout <layout>    Position of fu's window relative to the prompt [default: Below]  [possible values: Above,
                             Below]
        --search <search>    Search mode [default: Regex]  [possible values: Regex, Exact, Fuzzy]

ARGS:
    <initial_query>    Initial query, if any

To regenerate the data

• Download the UCD Data:

curl https://www.unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/ucd/UnicodeData.txt > src/UnicodeData.txt

• Download the Nerd Fonts Data:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/master/css/nerd-fonts-generated.css > src/NerdFontsData.css

• Regenerate the prettified data:

cargo run --bin gen_data

• Copy the generated data to src and commit it.