streampager – pager for command output or large files

streampager is a pager for command output or large files.

streampager is a library that implements a general-purpose pager for browsing streams of data one page at a time.

Its main program, sp, accepts streamed input on stdin for paging. It can also accept input from additional streams for separate presentation of the output of multiple commands and their error streams. It can also display the contents of files.

It also provides spp, which runs its arguments as a command, capturing its output and error streams for paging.

Website: github.com/markbt/streampager
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Developer: Mark Juggurnauth-Thomas
License: MIT License

streampager is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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