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fselect is a production-grade Rust command-line application for finding files using a SQL-like query language. It is not a library or service: the binary accepts queries such as `select name, size from /home/user where size > 1mb order by size desc limit 10`, parses them through a hand-written lexer and recursive-descent parser, validates and optimizes the expression tree, traverses the filesystem roots, and renders results as tabs, lines, list (NUL-separated), CSV, JSON, or HTML. It also provides an interactive REPL, TOML configuration, shell completion, and optional index-backed search via Windows Everything or Linux plocate.
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