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AYS - Are You Sure?
About AYS
ays
(Are You Sure?) is small command line application that asks the user for confirmation before piping
its stdin
into its stdout
. If the user does not successfully confirm, ays
writes EOF
to its stdout
.
ays
is a great utility when defining shell aliases that you'd like to have a user confirmation before proceeding.
I've personally found that ays
is a great companion for fzf
, but I'm pretty sure people will find other really
interesting use cases. See some of my personal use cases down below.
Install
cargo install ays
Usage
ays ["alternative prompt"]
If you'd like ays
to use a different prompt message than the default "Are you sure?", you can specify it as its
parameter (ays
will append the closing question mark itself).
Examples
Deleting git branches locally checked out
alias gbd="git for-each-ref --format='%(refname:short)' refs/heads/ | fzf --height=~20 | ays | xargs git branch -D"