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Whenever I type this command I always seem to hose it up, or forget a flag. I created a Gist on github based off of TaylanUB's answer that does a global find replace from the current directory. This is Mac OSX specific.

It's nice because now I just pop open a terminal then copy in:

You can get some weird byte sequence errors, so here is the full code:

#!/bin/bash

#By Nate Flink

#Invoke on the terminal like this

#curl -s https://gist.github.com/nateflink/9056302/raw/findreplaceosx.sh | bash -s "find-a-url.com" "replace-a-url.com"

if [ -z "$1" ] || [ -z "$2" ]; then

echo "Usage: ./$0 [find string] [replace string]"

exit 1

fi

FIND=$1

REPLACE=$2

#needed for byte sequence error in ascii to utf conversion on OSX

export LC_CTYPE=C;

export LANG=C;

#sed -i "" is needed by the osx version of sed (instead of sed -i)

find . -type f -exec sed -i "" "s|${FIND}|${REPLACE}|g" {} +

exit 0