fselect allows for searching files with SQL-like queries. It allows complex queries with aggregate, statistics, date, and other functions. fselect can also search within archives, images (width, height, and EXIF metadata), MP3 metadata, extended file attributes, file hashes, MIME types, and more. Also supports various options for output formatting (CSV, JSON, and others).
fselect allows for searching files with SQL-like queries. It allows complex queries with aggregate, statistics, date, and other functions. fselect can also search within archives, images (width, height, and EXIF metadata), MP3 metadata, extended file attributes, file hashes, MIME types, and more. Also supports various options for output formatting (CSV, JSON, and others).
To install fselect, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install fselect
To see what files were installed by fselect, run:
port contents fselect
To later upgrade fselect, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade fselect
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