FindOmni is a powerful and efficient file searching tool built with Rust. It allows users to quickly locate files and directories

• Smart Search: Prioritize common directories like C:\Users\<user>\Documents for faster results.
• Full Search: Perform a deep scan of the entire file system for comprehensive results.
• No GUI Mode: Run entirely from the command line for minimal resource usage. (You can use this by using "--nogui" as an argument)
• Advanced Filtering: Filter search results by file size, date, and patterns.
• Settings Management: Customize search settings directly from the CLI.

To install FindOmni, you need to have Rust and Cargo installed on your system. Clone the repository and build the project using Cargo:

git clone https://github.com/YourIdentityDev/findomni.git
cd findomni
cargo build --release

• -h, --help: Show help message and exit.
• --nogui: Run the search in CLI mode without a graphical user interface.
  • -so, -smart-only: Enable only smart search (skips full search after a timeout).
  • -fo, -full-only: Enable only full search (disables smart search).
  • -p, -path <DIRECTORY>: Restrict the search to a specific directory path.
  • -t, -timeout <SECONDS>: Stop the search after the specified time (in seconds).
  • -e, -exclude <PATTERN>: Exclude files or directories matching the given pattern from the search results.
  • -l, -limit <NUMBER>: Limit the number of search results.
  • -o, -output <FILE>: Save search results to a specified file.
  • -v, -verbose: Show detailed information about the search process.
  • -s, -size <FILE-SIZE>: Filter by file size.
  • -d, -date <YYYY-MM-DD>: Filter by last modified date.

findomni --nogui -fo "file.txt"

This command will perform a full-only search for files and directories containing the term "file.txt".

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and create a pull request with your changes. For major changes (like suggesting a new feature), please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.