#command-line

i18n-cli is a CLI tool utilizing the OpenAI API to translate JSON-based locale files efficiently. Installation via Go commands allows the use of flags like --dir, --source, and --independent to manage file paths and references. The tool reads specified directories to fetch translations and apply updates, supporting multilingual software development. It can override current translations or generate new ones by adjusting JSON file values, providing a straightforward internationalization tool for developers.

Navi is a command-line tool that allows browsing and executing commands from interactive cheat sheets to simplify terminal operations. It uses tools like fzf, skim, or Alfred for dynamic value suggestions and supports customization with personal cheatsheets. Navi can be used as a shell widget, Tmux widget, or Alfred workflow, providing versatile usage options. It aids in reducing command-line memorization and helps learn new command techniques, making it a valuable tool for developers and command-line enthusiasts.

yt-dlp is a versatile command-line downloader engineered for extracting audio and video from a wide range of websites. Building upon the foundation of youtube-dl, it enhances functionality with customizable download and format options, making it ideal for efficient media management. Installation options include binaries, pip, or third-party package managers, with regular updates available across stable, nightly, and master channels. Integration with tools like ffmpeg ensures comprehensive performance and functionality.

Hyperfine is a versatile benchmarking tool for command-line performance analysis across different platforms. It allows statistical evaluation through multiple run analyses, supporting any shell commands and providing real-time progress updates. Users can add warmup and cache-clearing steps to refine accuracy. Equipped with parameterized benchmarks and multiple export options, hyperfine enhances performance tuning and detects regressions. Seamlessly integrating with tools like Bencher for ongoing benchmarks, it identifies performance regressions in CI settings and optimizes command execution for developers.