Utilix: Command-Line Toolkit

Utilix is a comprehensive command-line toolkit designed to simplify common data manipulation tasks directly within your terminal. With a variety of built-in utilities, Utilix empowers you to encode, convert, generate, and hash data efficiently without needing a graphical interface.

Why Choose Utilix?

• All-in-One Utility: Combine several helpful tools in a single, convenient application.
• Terminal-Based Power: Manipulate data directly in your terminal, perfect for scripting and automation.
• User-Friendly Interface: Utilix features a text-based menu with intuitive controls, providing a clear and straightforward experience.
• Comprehensive Features: Utilix offers a wide range of functionalities including:

Getting Started : Building Your Coding Sanctuary

1. Install Rust: Prerequisites: You'll need Rust and Cargo installed on your system.

• Check Rust's version: rustc --version

• Install Rust using official installer:
  Link: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install

2. Clone Utilix:

https://github.com/exyreams/Utilix.git
cd Utilix

3. Build utilix:

cargo build

4. Run utilix:

target/debug/utilix
	or
cargo run

Tools Guide:

Base64 Encoder/Decoder:

Encode data in Base64 format for storage, transmission, or embedding in URLs. Decode Base64-encoded strings to recover original data.

• Guide:
  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • Alt + e : Encode Input
  • Alt + d : Decode Input
  • Alt + x : Export Input, Encode, Decode in .txt file in export/base64.txt directory.

Color Code Converter:

Convert color codes between RGB, HEX, CMYK, and HSL formats, making it easy to work with different color representation systems.

• Guide:
  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • Alt + x : Export input & all the color codes in .txt file in export/color_codes.txt directory.
• Input Formats with Examples:
  • CMYK Color Code : 0, 26, 99, 1 or 0%, 26%, 99%, 1%
  • HEX Color Code : #fcba03 or #FCBA03
  • HSL Color Code : 44, 98, 50 or 44°, 98%, 50%
  • RGB Color Code : 252, 186, 3

Date Converter:

Convert dates between multiple formats, including RFC 3339, RFC 2822, ISO 8601, Unix timestamps, human-readable formats, and short date representations.

• Guide:
  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • Export feature isn't available for date converter tool, users can directly use the terminal to copy the dates.
• Supported Formats:
  • YYYY-MM-DD H:M:S
  • YYYY-MM-DDTH:M:S:z
  • YYYY-MM-DD
  • DD/MM/YYYY H:M:S
  • DD/MM/YYYY
• Examples:
  • RFC 3339 : 2024-05-22T13:00:00Z
  • RFC 2822 : Tue, 22 May 2022 13:00:00 +0100
  • ISO 8601 : 2024-05-22T13:00:00+01:00 or 20240522T130000+0100
  • Unix Timestamp : 1716382800
  • Human Readable : Tuesday, March 1, 2022, 1:00:00 PM
  • Time Only : 1:00:00 PM or 13:00:00

Hash Generator:

Generate secure hashes using SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 algorithms, ideal for data integrity verification or secure storage from the given input simultaneously.

• Guide:
  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • Alt + x : Export input and all hashed output in .txt file in export/hash.txt directory.

Number Base Converter:

Convert numbers between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal representations, simplifying calculations and data processing. It can convert to:

• Binary ==> Decimal & Hexadecimal
• Decimal ==> Binary & Hexadecimal
• Hexadecimal ==> Binary & Decimal
• Guide:
  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • Alt + x : Export input and all conversions in .txt file in export/number_conversion.txt directory.

Password Generator:

Generate strong and secure passwords with customization options, allowing for length control, inclusion of upper/lowercase letters, numbers, symbols, and character restriction settings.

• Settings Details:
  • Length: Total number of characters in the generated password.
  • Quantity: Specifies the number of passwords to generate.
  • Uppercase: Indicates whether uppercase letters (A-Z) should be included in the password.
  • Lowercase: Determines whether lowercase letters (a-z) should be part of the password.
  • Numbers: Specifies whether numeric digits (0-9) should be included.
  • Symbols: Defines whether special characters (e.g., !, @, #, $, %, &, *) should be included.
  • Similar characters: Indicates whether similar characters (e.g., I, l, 1, O, 0) should be avoided.
  • Duplicate characters: Determines whether repeating characters (e.g. aa, bb, pp, 11 ) are allowed in the password.
  • Sequential Characters: Specifies whether sequences of characters (e.g., abc, efg, 123, 456) should be avoided.
• Guide:
  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • g : Generate password
  • c : Clear generated password
  • x : Export generate password .txt file in export/password.txt directory.
  • i : Increase password length
  • d : Decrease password length
  • m : Generate multiple password Warning: Multi generating doesn't work as of now.
  • k : Increase password quantity
  • j : Decrease password quantity
  • u : Toggle to include uppercase characters
  • l : Toggle to include lowercase characters
  • n : Toggle to include numbers
  • s : Toggle to include symbols
  • z : Toggle to include similar characters
  • q : Toggle to include duplicate characters
  • v : Toggle to include sequential characters

QR Code Generator:

Generate QR codes from URLs, text, and more. utilix handles QR code creation and conveniently export the image in .png format, for more you can use QR help menu. it will automatically start generating the QR Code once you input values in the input field.

• Guide:

  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • Alt + x : Export generated QR Code in .png image in export/{First10inputcharacters}.png directory.

  Note: The generated qr takes first 10 characters from the input field and use it for your qr code image name.

UUID Generator (v4 & v7):

Generate version 4 (randomly generated) and version 7 (time-based) UUIDs, providing unique identifiers for various applications usecase.

• Settings:
  • Number of UUID: Amount of UUID to generate, default it 0. it can be increased as per your need.
• Guide:
  • Esc : Quits Program
  • Tab : Switch to Next Tool
  • s : Generate single V4 UUID
  • w : Generate single V7 UUID
  • m : Generate multiple V4 UUID
  • e : Generate multiple V7 UUID
  • i : Increase number of UUIDs to generate
  • d : Increase number of UUIDs to generate
  • x : Export generated UUID in .txt file in export/uuid.txt directory.

File Export:

Export your results conveniently to text files in a designated export directory on the root of the program. Alt + x or x key can be used to export the files.

Utilix Demo:

utilix_all_tools_demo.webm