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@dgellow/rfc

v0.0.6

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Read, search, and navigate IETF RFCs from your terminal

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Readme

rfc

Read, search, and navigate IETF RFCs from your terminal.

Install

From JSR:

deno install -g -A --name rfc jsr:@dgellow/rfc/cli

From source:

git clone https://github.com/dgellow/rfc && cd rfc
deno task install

Usage

rfc                      Interactive TUI
rfc <number>             Read in $PAGER
rfc search <query>       Search RFCs
rfc info <number>        Show metadata
rfc sync                 Download all RFCs via rsync
rfc sync --index         Refresh the index only
rfc list                 List cached RFCs
rfc path <number>        Print local file path

Search

Free text and structured queries, powered by SQLite FTS5:

rfc search HTTP/2
rfc search author:fielding
rfc search status:standard wg:httpbis
rfc search year:2022 TLS

CLI output is colored by default. Respects $NO_COLOR. Use --no-color to disable.

TUI

rfc with no arguments opens an interactive browser.

  • / to search, j/k to navigate, Enter to open
  • Tab to filter by status, s to cycle sort order
  • i for metadata panel, ? for full keybindings
  • In-document search, cross-reference navigation, history

Supports vim (default) and emacs keybindings. Set RFC_KEYMAP=emacs.

Library

import { ensureIndex, getRfc, search } from "jsr:@dgellow/rfc";

const db = await ensureIndex();
const { results } = search(db, "HTTP semantics", { orderBy: "relevance" });

Data

RFCs are cached locally in ~/.cache/rfc/ (Linux) or ~/Library/Caches/rfc/ (macOS). The index is fetched from rfc-editor.org on first run and refreshed daily. Individual RFCs are fetched on demand and cached permanently.

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