ripgrep | Cheatsheet¶

Sort by¶

rg --sort none      # (Default) Do not sort results. Fastest. Can be multi-threaded.
rg --sort path      # Sort by file path. Always single-threaded.
rg --sort modified  # Sort by the last modified time on a file. Always single-threaded.
rg --sort accessed  # Sort by the last accessed time on a file. Always single-threaded.
rg --sort created   # Sort by the creation time on a file. Always single-threaded.

Sort by descending order¶

rg --sortr none      # (Default) Do not sort results. Fastest. Can be multi-threaded.
rg --sortr path      # Sort by file path. Always single-threaded.
rg --sortr modified  # Sort by the last modified time on a file. Always single-threaded.
rg --sortr accessed  # Sort by the last accessed time on a file. Always single-threaded.
rg --sortr created   # Sort by the creation time on a file. Always single-threaded.

List directories¶

rg --hidden \
   --sort-files \
   --files \
   --null 2> /dev/null \
   | xargs -0 dirname \
   | uniq

Very fast history search with ripgrep¶

rh() { rg "$1" ~/.bash_history }

List matching files only¶

rg -l clap  

Files Without a Match¶

rg --files-without-match '\b(var|let|const)\b'

Use -v to filter out all matches so that only non-matches are left.¶

rg 'bar' | rg -v 'foobar'

Displays built-in available types and their corresponding globs¶

rg --type-list  

Only search in .sh files, -g can be used multiple times¶

rg -g '*.sh' clap  

Search in all files except .sh files, -g can be used multiple times¶

rg -g '!*.sh' clap 

The following command restricts the search for the pattern "key" to json files only.¶

rg key -t json

File separator¶

rg wuseman --field-match-separator ': Match -> '

Path separator¶

rg wuseman --path-separator '/'

List all files that would be searched without actually performing the search.¶

rg --files

Print all the file types recognized by ripgrep.¶

rg --type-list

Show the help message.¶

rg --help

Display the version of ripgrep.¶

rg --version

Use the PCRE2 regex engine.¶

rg --pcre2

Use a provided pattern for search (requires pattern argument).¶

rg --regexp

Show column numbers in results.¶

rg --column

Don't show column numbers in results.¶

rg --no-column

Ignore case for the pattern.¶

rg --ignore

Show NUM lines after each match (requires NUM argument).¶

rg --after-context

Show NUM lines before and after each match (requires NUM argument).¶

rg --context

Use the best regex engine for each pattern.¶

rg --auto-hybrid-regex

Specify regex engine to use (requires argument).¶

rg --engine

Search binary files.¶

rg --binary

Search only text files.¶

rg --text

Search all files, including hidden and binary.¶

rg --unrestricted

Don't search binary files.¶

rg --no-binary

Use block buffering, which can help speed up searches in large data sets.¶

rg --block-buffered

Disable block buffering.¶

rg --no-block-buffered

Use line buffering, useful when tailing a file.¶

rg --line-buffered

Print the 0-based byte offset within the input file before each line of output.¶

rg --byte-offset

Show only the part of a line matching the pattern.¶

rg --only-matching

Use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --pre

Make the pattern case sensitive.¶

rg --case-sensitive

Ignore case when matching the pattern.¶

rg --ignore-case

Configure coloring of output.¶

rg --color

Print results in a format compatible with Vim's 'grepprg' option.¶

rg --vimgrep

Configure colors used in output (requires argument).¶

rg --colors

Display the line numbers with output lines.¶

rg --line-number

Show NUM lines before each match (requires NUM argument).¶

rg --before-context

Set the string to print between every context line.¶

rg --context-separator

Do not print a separator between context lines.¶

rg --no-context-separator

Only print a count of matches per file.¶

rg --count

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

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Print the count of matches in each file instead of the matches themselves.¶

rg --count-matches

Always print the file path with the matched lines.¶

rg --with-filename

Include zero length files in the search.¶

rg --include-zero

Print the count of matches in each file instead of the matches themselves.¶

rg --count-matches

Always print the file path with the matched lines.¶

rg --with-filename

Print the total number of matches.¶

rg --count

Treat CRLF ("\r\n") as a line terminator, instead of just "\n".¶

rg --crlf

Never treat CRLF ("\r\n") as a line terminator.¶

rg --no-crlf

Show debug messages.¶

rg --debug

Show trace messages. This is more verbose than --debug.¶

rg --trace

Set the size limit of the DFA. Requires argument for size (e.g., --dfa-size-limit 1G).¶

rg --dfa-size-limit

Ignore files larger than SIZE. Requires argument for size (e.g., --max-filesize 1G).¶

rg --max-filesize

Specify the text encoding that ripgrep should use on all files searched. Requires argument for encoding type.¶

rg --encoding

Never perform encoding detection and instead search all files as if they were ASCII.¶

rg --no-encoding

Set the regular expression engine. (Requires argument, e.g., --engine pcre2 or --engine auto.)¶

rg --engine

Use a provided pattern for search. (Requires pattern argument.)¶

rg --regexp

Search for patterns from the given file. (Requires file argument.)¶

rg --file

Use the PCRE2 regex engine.¶

rg --pcre2

Set the field context separator. (Requires argument.)¶

rg --field-context-separator

Set the field match separator. (Requires argument.)¶

rg --field-match-separator

Search for patterns from the given file. (Requires file argument.)¶

rg --file

Here are the remaining commands and options with descriptions:

Use a provided pattern for search. (Requires pattern argument.)¶

rg --regexp

List all files that would be searched without actually performing the search.¶

rg --files

Print the names of files that have at least one match.¶

rg --files-with-matches

Print the names of files that have no matches.¶

rg --files-without-match

Print the names of files that have no matches.¶

rg --files-without-match

Print the names of files that have at least one match.¶

rg --files-with-matches

Print the names of files that have at least one match.¶

rg --files-with-matches

Treat the search pattern as a literal string instead of a regular expression.¶

rg --fixed-strings

Disable treating the search pattern as a literal string.¶

rg --no-fixed-strings

Follow symbolic links.¶

rg --follow

Do not follow symbolic links.¶

rg --no-follow

Only search files matching the given glob pattern.¶

rg --glob

Only search files matching the given glob pattern.¶

rg --glob

Perform case-insensitive matching for glob patterns.¶

rg --glob-case-insensitive

Only search files matching the given glob pattern.¶

rg --glob

Disable case-insensitive matching for glob patterns.¶

rg --no-glob-case-insensitive

Print the file name above each match.¶

rg --heading

Do not print the file name above each match.¶

rg --no-heading

Search hidden files and directories.¶

rg --hidden

Do not search hidden files and directories.¶

rg --no-hidden

Only search files matching the given glob pattern, case-insensitive.¶

rg --iglob

Ignore case when matching the pattern.¶

rg --ignore-case

Make the pattern case-sensitive.¶

rg --case-sensitive

Read patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --ignore-file

Read patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --ignore-file

Read case-insensitive patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --ignore-file-case-insensitive

Do not read case-insensitive patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --no-ignore-file-case-insensitive

Include zero length files in the search.¶

rg --include-zero

Only print a count of matches per file.¶

rg --count

Invert the match: show lines that do not match the pattern.¶

rg --invert-match

Output search results in JSON format.¶

rg --json

Disable outputting search results in JSON format.¶

rg --no-json

Enable line buffering of the output, useful for streaming or piping to other commands.¶

rg --line-buffered

Show line numbers in search results.¶

rg --line-number

Only match whole lines.¶

rg --line-regexp

Only match whole words.¶

rg --word-regexp

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Set the maximum width of the output to N columns.¶

rg --max-columns

Preview the maximum width of the output without actually performing the search.¶

rg --max-columns-preview

Set the maximum width of the output to N columns.¶

rg --max-columns

Set the maximum width of the output to N columns.¶

rg --max-columns,

Disable previewing the maximum width of the output.¶

rg --no-max-columns-preview.

Limit the number of matches per file to N.¶

rg --max-count

Set the maximum directory depth for recursive search to N levels.¶

rg --max-depth

Set the maximum directory depth for recursive search to N levels.¶

rg --max-depth

Set the maximum size of files to search to N bytes.¶

rg --max-filesize

Set the maximum size of files to search to N bytes.¶

rg --max-filesize

Use memory-mapped I/O to search files.¶

rg --mmap

Set the number of context lines to display around each match.¶

rg --context

Use memory-mapped I/O to search files.¶

rg --mmap

Disable memory-mapped I/O for file searching.¶

rg --no-mmap.

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

Enable matching across multiple lines, treating the entire input as a single line.¶

rg --multiline-dotall

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

Disable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --no-multiline

Enable matching across multiple lines, treating the entire input as a single line.¶

rg --multiline-dotall

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

Disable matching across multiple lines, treating the entire input as a single line.¶

rg --no-multiline-dotall.

Enable matching across multiple lines, treating the entire input as a single line.¶

rg --multiline-dotall

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

Disable matching across multiple lines, treating the entire input as a single line.¶

rg --no-multiline-dotall.

Do not read any configuration files.¶

rg --no-config

Do not display the file name with each matched line.¶

rg --no-filename

Always display the file name with each matched line.¶

rg --with-filename

Do not display the file name above each group of matches.¶

rg --no-heading

Do not display the file name above each group of matches.¶

rg --no-heading

Display the file name above each group of matches.¶

rg --heading

Do not respect ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore

Do not respect ignore files that start with a dot.¶

rg --no-ignore-dot,

Do not respect ignore files that are part of a directory's .ignore file.¶

rg --no-ignore-files,

Do not respect ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore

Search all files, including hidden and binary files.¶

rg --unrestricted.

Respect ignore files.¶

rg --ignore

Do not respect ignore files that start with a dot.¶

rg --no-ignore-dot

Search hidden files and directories.¶

rg --hidden

Respect ignore files that are part of a directory's .ignore file.¶

rg --ignore-dot

Do not respect ignore files that exclude patterns from the command-line.¶

rg --no-ignore-exclude

Respect ignore files that exclude patterns from the command-line.¶

rg --ignore-exclude

Do not respect ignore files that list files and directories to ignore.¶

rg --no-ignore-files

Read patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --ignore-file

Read patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --ignore-files

Do not respect global ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore-global

Respect global ignore files.¶

rg --ignore-global

Do not respect ignore files that display warning messages.¶

rg --no-ignore-messages

Respect ignore files that display warning messages.¶

rg --ignore-messages

Do not respect ignore files that apply to parent directories.¶

rg --no-ignore-parent

Respect ignore files that apply to parent directories.¶

rg --ignore-parent

Do not respect ignore files in version control directories.¶

rg --no-ignore-vcs

Do not respect ignore files that apply to parent directories.¶

rg --no-ignore-parent

Respect ignore files in version control directories.¶

rg --ignore-vcs

Do not print line numbers with the search results.¶

rg --no-line-number

Do not display warning messages.¶

rg --no-messages

Display warning messages.¶

rg --messages

Disable memory-mapped I/O for file searching.¶

rg --no-mmap

Enable memory-mapped I/O for file searching.¶

rg --mmap.

Disable PCRE2 Unicode support.¶

rg --no-pcre2-unicode

Disable Unicode support.¶

rg --no-unicode

Disable Unicode support.¶

rg --no-unicode.

Require that the search is performed in a Git repository.¶

rg --no-require-git

Require that the search is performed in a Git repository.¶

rg --require-git.

Disable Unicode support.¶

rg --no-unicode

Disable Unicode support.¶

rg --no-unicode

Do not perform automatic text encoding detection.¶

rg --no-encoding

Disable Unicode support.¶

rg --no-unicode

Use null bytes ('\0') as line terminators.¶

rg --null

Only print the count of matches per file.¶

rg --count,

Use null bytes ('\0') as input and output field separators.¶

rg --null-data

Use null bytes ('\0') as line terminators.¶

rg --null

Search only text files.¶

rg --text.

Do not cross file system boundaries.¶

rg --one-file-system

Do not cross file system boundaries.¶

rg --one-file-system

Do not cross file system boundaries.¶

rg --no-one-file-system.

Only print the matched portion of the line.¶

rg --only-matching

Pass through all data without filtering.¶

rg --passthru

Show additional lines of context around each match.¶

rg --context,

Set the separator for paths in the output.¶

rg --path-separator

Use the PCRE2 regex engine.¶

rg --pcre2

Enable matching across multiple lines.¶

rg --multiline

Disable PCRE2 Unicode support.¶

rg --no-pcre2-unicode

Disable PCRE2 regex engine support.¶

rg --no-pcre2.

Show the PCRE2 version used by ripgrep.¶

rg --pcre2-version

Use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --pre

Do not use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --no-pre

Use the given shell glob to determine files to ignore.¶

rg --pre-glob'

Search inside compressed files (e.g., zip, gzip).¶

rg --search-zip

Use the given shell glob to determine files to ignore.¶

rg --pre-glob

Use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --pre

Use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --pre

Use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --pre

Use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --pre

Use the given shell glob to determine files to ignore.¶

rg --pre-glob

Use a preprocessor command.¶

rg --pre

Enable prettified output for JSON search results.¶

rg --pretty

Enable or disable colored output.¶

rg --color

Suppress all error messages.¶

rg --quiet

List all files that would be searched without actually performing the search.¶

rg --files

Set the maximum size of the regex pattern to N bytes.¶

rg --regex-size-limit

Set the maximum size of files to search to N bytes.¶

rg --max-filesize

Use a provided pattern for search. (Requires pattern argument.)¶

rg --regexp

Search for an empty pattern (matches all lines).¶

rg --

Replace each match with the given replacement.¶

rg --replace

Only print the matched portion of the line.¶

rg --only-matching

Search inside compressed files (e.g., zip, gzip).¶

rg --search-zip

Disable searching inside compressed files.¶

rg --no-search-zip.

Enable smart case matching (case-insensitive when the pattern is lowercase).¶

rg --smart-case

Make the search case-sensitive.¶

rg --case-sensitive

Sort files by relevance.¶

rg --sort

Sort files by relevance in reverse order.¶

rg --sortr

Sort files by relevance in reverse order.¶

rg --sortr

Sort files by relevance.¶

rg --sort

Show statistics after search is complete.¶

rg --stats

List all files that would be searched without actually performing the search.¶

rg --files,

Disable displaying search statistics.¶

rg --no-stats.

Search only text files.¶

rg --text

Search both binary and text files.¶

rg --binary

Disable searching text files.¶

rg --no-text.

Set the number of threads to use for searching.¶

rg --threads

Trim leading and trailing whitespace from each line.¶

rg --trim

Disable trimming leading and trailing whitespace from each line.¶

rg --no-trim.

Specify the file type(s) to search. (Requires type argument.)¶

rg --type

List all available file types and their corresponding globs.¶

rg --type-list

Specify the file type(s) to search. (Requires type argument.)¶

rg --type

Specify the file type(s) to search. (Requires type argument.)¶

rg --type

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Clear all file type definitions.¶

rg --type-clear

List all available file types and their corresponding globs.¶

rg --type-list

Exclude the given file type(s) from the search. (Requires type argument.)¶

rg --type-not

List all available file types and their corresponding globs.¶

rg --type-list

Search all files, including hidden and binary files.¶

rg --unrestricted

Do not respect ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore).

Search hidden files and directories.¶

rg --hidden).

Output the search results in Vim-compatible format.¶

rg --vimgrep

Always display the file name with each matched line.¶

rg --with-filename

Display the file name above each group of matches.¶

rg --heading

Do not display the file name with each matched line.¶

rg --no-filename.

Only match whole words.¶

rg --word-regexp

Only match whole lines.¶

rg --line-regexp

Suppress all error messages.¶

rg --quiet

Suppress all error messages.¶

rg --quiet

Read patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --ignore-file

Read patterns to ignore from the given file.¶

rg --ignore-file.

Do not respect ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore

Search hidden files and directories.¶

rg --hidden

Search both binary and text files.¶

rg --binary

Follow symbolic links.¶

rg --follow

Do not respect ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore.

Do not respect ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore

Do not respect ignore files.¶

rg --no-ignore

Use a provided pattern for search. (Requires pattern argument.)¶

rg --regexp

Enable smart case matching (case-insensitive when the pattern is lowercase).¶

rg --smart-case

Enable smart case matching (case-insensitive when the pattern is lowercase).¶

rg --smart-case

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Add a new file type with associated globs.¶

rg --type-add

Search for files that do not match the given glob pattern.¶

rg --glob=!.git

Search for files that match the given glob pattern.¶

rg --glob

Search for files that match the given glob pattern.¶

rg --glob

Disable reading configuration files.¶

rg --no-config,

Make the search case-sensitive.¶

rg --case-sensitive

Enable smart case matching (case-insensitive when the pattern is lowercase).¶

rg --smart-case

Make the search case-sensitive.¶

rg --case-sensitive

Disable memory-mapped I/O for file searching.¶

rg --no-mmap

Enable debug mode, printing detailed debug information.¶

rg --debug

Color Examples¶

Match with background color (105, 64, 130) in purple:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:105,64,130'

Match with underline style:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:style:underline'

Match with bold style and background color (128, 0, 0) in red:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,0' --colors 'match:style:bold'

Match without bold style and background color (0, 128, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,0' --colors 'match:style:nobold'

Match with intense (bright) background color (0, 0, 255) in blue:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,255' --colors 'match:style:intense'

Match without intense (bright) background color (255, 255, 0) in yellow:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,255,0' --colors 'match:style:nointense'

Match with background color (255, 0, 255) in magenta and underline style:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,255' --colors 'match:style:underline'

Match with background color (0, 255, 255) in cyan without underline style:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,255' --colors 'match:style:nounderline'

Match with background color (255, 165, 0) in orange and line with foreground color (255, 255, 255) in white:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,165,0' --colors 'line:fg:255,255,255'

Match with background color (128, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (0, 255, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,255,0'

Match with background color (0, 128, 0) in green and line with foreground color (0, 0, 255) in blue:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,0,255'

Match with background color (0, 0, 128) in blue and line with foreground color (255, 0, 255) in magenta:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,128' --colors 'line:fg:255,0,255'

Match with background color (128, 128, 128) in gray and line with foreground color (255, 255, 0) in yellow:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:255,255,0'

Match with background color (¶

0, 128, 128) in teal and line with foreground color (255, 0, 0) in red:

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:255,0,0'

Match with background color (128, 0, 128) in purple and line with foreground color (0, 255, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,255,0'

Match with background color (255, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (0, 0, 255) in blue:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,0,255'

Match with background color (0, 255, 0) in green and line with foreground color (255, 255, 255) in white:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:255,255,255'

Match with background color (0, 0, 255) in blue and line with foreground color (255, 0, 255) in magenta:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:255,0,255'

Match with background color (0, 255, 255) in cyan and line with foreground color (128, 0, 0) in maroon:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,255' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,0'

Match with background color (255, 0, 255) in magenta and line with foreground color (0, 128, 0) in dark green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,0'

Match with background color (255, 255, 0) in yellow and line with foreground color (0, 0, 128) in navy:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,0,128'

Match with background color (255, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (128, 0, 128) in purple:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,128'

Match with background color (0, 255, 0) in green and line with foreground color (0, 128, 0) in olive:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,0'

Match with background color (0, 0, 255) in blue and line with foreground color (128, 0, 128) in purple:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,128'

Match with background color (128, 128, 128) in gray and line with foreground color (0, 128, 128) in teal:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,128'

Match with background color (0, 128, 128) in teal and line with foreground color (128, 128, 128) in gray:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:128,128,128'

Match with background color (128, 0, 128) in purple and line with foreground color (128, 0, 0) in red:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,128' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,0'

Match with background color (255, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (128, 0, 128) in purple:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,128'

Match with background color (0, 255, 0) in green and line with foreground color (0, 128, 0) in dark green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,0'

Match with background color (0, 0, 255) in blue and line with foreground color (0, 0, 128) in navy:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:0,0,128'

Match with background color (128, 128, 0) in olive and line with foreground color (128, 0, 0) in maroon:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,128,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,0'

Match with background color (128, 0, 128) in purple and line with foreground color (0, 128, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,0'

Match with background color (0, 128, 128) in teal and line with foreground color (0, 128, 128) in teal:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,128'

Match with background color (255, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (128, 128, 0) in olive:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,128,0'

Match with background color (0, 255, 0) in green and line with foreground color (128, 0, 128) in purple:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,128'

Match with background color (0, 0, 255) in blue and line with foreground color (128, 128, 128) in gray:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:128,128,128'

Match with background color (128, 128, 128) in gray and line with foreground color (0, 255, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,255,0'

Match with background color (0, 128, 128) in teal and line with foreground color (0, 0, 255) in blue:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,0,255'

Match with background color (128, 0, 128) in purple and line with foreground color (128, 0, 0) in red:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,128' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,0'

Match with background color (255, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (0, 0, 128) in navy:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,0,128'

Match with background color (0, 255, 0) in green and line with foreground color (0, 128, 128) in teal:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,128'

Match with background color (0, 0, 255) in blue and line with foreground color (255, 0, 0) in red:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:255,0,0'

Match with background color (128, 128, 0) in olive and line with foreground color (128, 128, 0) in olive:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,128,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,128,0'

Match with background color (128, 0, 128) in purple and line with foreground color (0, 255, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,255,0'

Match with background color (0, 128, 128) in teal and line with foreground color (0, 0, 255) in blue:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,0,255'

Match with background color (255, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (0, 255, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,255,0'

Match with background color (0, 255, 0) in green and line with foreground color (128, 0, 128) in purple:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,128'

Match with background color (0, 0, 255) in blue and line with foreground color (0, 128, 128) in teal:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,128'

Match with background color (128, 128, 128) in gray and line with foreground color (255, 0, 0) in red:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:255,0,0'

Match with background color (0, 128, 128) in teal and line with foreground color (0, 255, 0) in green:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,128' --colors 'line:fg:0,255,0'

Match with background color (128, 0, 0) in red and line with foreground color (128, 128, 0) in olive:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:128,0,0' --colors 'line:fg:128,128,0'

Match with background color (0, 128, 0) in green and line with foreground color (0, 128, 128) in teal:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,128,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,128,128'

Match with background color (0, 0, 128) in blue and line with foreground color (128, 0, 128) in purple:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:0,0,128' --colors 'line:fg:128,0,128'

Match with background color (255, 255, 0) in yellow and line with foreground color (0, 255, 255) in cyan:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,255,0' --colors 'line:fg:0,255,255'

Match with background color (255, 0, 255) in magenta and line with foreground color (255, 0, 255) in magenta:¶

rg -i --colors 'match:bg:255,0,255' --colors 'line:fg:255,0,255'