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bfs
A breadth-first version of the UNIX find command
Description
bfs is a breadth-first version of the UNIX find command. It searches directories in breadth-first order, which often finds results faster for shallow directory trees, and is largely compatible with GNU find.
When to use this tool
✓ Good fit when
- You want faster file finding in shallow directory structures
- You want a drop-in replacement for find
✕ Avoid when
- You need depth-first traversal specifically
AI Summary
Breadth-first alternative to the UNIX find command
Capabilities
- + Search files and directories in breadth-first order
- + Compatible with most GNU find options
- + Faster results for shallow directory trees
Use When
- → You want faster file finding in shallow directory structures
- → You want a drop-in replacement for find
Avoid When
- x You need depth-first traversal specifically