lupa-text-cli1.3

Search a folder of PDF documents from the terminal by entering the terms you want to find, instead of inspecting each file individually. lupa-text-cli scans multiple PDFs in the same directory and reports which documents contain those terms. Its output also identifies the pages where matches occur, giving you a direct route to the relevant passages.

Each result connects a searched term with its matching PDF and page reference, so you can open the named document and jump to the indicated location. The same-folder workflow suits collections of educational PDFs, study materials, and other grouped documents that need quick text-based review. Its command-line design makes it practical for Linux users who prefer terminal-based document searches or need to examine many files in one operation.

lupa-text-cli is published by Gessé Cosmo, belongs to the Education category, and is distributed as freeware. Version 1.3 runs on Linux and requires snapd, so that system component must be available for installation and use. The PDF-focused search, multi-document handling, and page-level references distinguish it from a basic single-file text lookup, particularly when locating study content across an entire folder.