v0.2.4

Full Changelog: v0.2.3...v0.2.4

• Add option to remove prefix from results using -t or --trim
• Accept input from shell pipe

v0.2.3 add option to escape special characters and to quote lines

This new version fixes a few small bugs and also adds the option to escape any character of your choosing. So for example:
-e ' !*' will add a backslash before every space , exclamation mark and asterisk. So a file path like this:

/home/user/Pictures/Salem/Cute! 2011-02-03 12:12.png

will become

/home/user/Pictures/Salem/Cute\!\ 2011-02-03\ 12:12.png

This makes the output more friendly to work with in bash and other shells.

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.2.3

v0.2.2 add case insensitivity

grep and vgrep flags are now case-insensitive. The new grep-case and vgrep-case take their previous behaviour, i.e. they are case sensitive.

v0.2.1 fix ignore flag not working

fix ignore flag not working; allow passing paths with positional argu…

v0.2.0 Improve server support

Some breaking changes in this release:

• --daemon has been replaced with --serve and -s.
• --host is now only for connecting to remote
• The home directory is now being checked to resolve shortcuts for home ~/. If the user running the Filesurf doesn't have a home directory, this will result in an error.

With these changes, starting the server is now easier with only needing to supply the address via -s argument.
Some general stability improvements and better error handling have been added.

Full Changelog: v0.1.11...v0.2.0

v0.1.11 Add remote querying

You can now have a filesurf daemon running in the background on one machine and perform searches from a different machine.
To start the daemon:

filesurf --daemon --host='<ip>:<port>'

ip can be left blank like below:

filesurf -daemon --host=':9999'

To use a remote daemon:

filesurf --host='<ip>:<port>'

Everything is remains the same, with all the queries that could be done before.