Text Processing Toolkit (tpt)
The Text Processing Toolkit subsumes a few simple and lightweight pure Rust implementations of popular Unix shell commands such as cat, wc and echo.
Installation
Installation via cargo:
cargo install tpt
tpc --help
tpr --help
Or build it from source:
git clone https://github.com/Schmid7k/tpt.git
cd tpt
cargo build --release
./target/release/tpc --help
./target/release/tpr --help
./target/release/tpw --help
tpr
Text Processing Read - short tpr - is a command line utility similar to cat:
Text Processing Toolkit 0.3.0
By Schmid7k
Pure Rust implementation of the Unix concatenate command (cat)
USAGE:
tpr [FLAGS] [file]...
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-n, --numbered Print lines numbered
-V, --version Prints version information
ARGS:
<file>...
Example usage:
tpr -n faust.txt This prints everything from the specified file faust.txt with numbered lines to stdout
You can also pipe in text from other commands:
echo "Hello World" | tpr
tpc
Text Processing Count - short tpc - is a command line utility similar to wc:
Text Processing Toolkit 0.3.0
By Schmid7k
Pure Rust implementation of the Unix wordcount command (wc). Print newline, word, character, and byte counts for each
file or input given through stdin. A word is a non-zero-lenth sequence of character delimited by white space.
The order of counts is always: newline, word, character, byte.
USAGE:
tpc [FLAGS] [file]...
FLAGS:
-b, --bytes Print byte count
-c, --chars Print char count
-h, --help Prints help information
-l, --lines Print line count
-V, --version Prints version information
-w, --words Print word count
ARGS:
<file>...
Example usage:
tpc -bclw faust.txt This prints the byte count, char count, line count and word count of the file faust.txt to stdout
You can also pipe in text from other commands:
echo "Hello World" | tpc -bclw
tpw
Text Processing Write - short tpw - is a command line utility similar to echo:
Text Processing Toolkit 0.3.0
By Schmid7k
Pure Rust implementation of the Unix echo command
USAGE:
tpw [FLAGS] [string]
FLAGS:
-e, --escape Enable interpretation of backslash escapes
\\ backslash
\n newline
\r carriage return
\t horizontal tab
-h, --help Prints help information
-n, --newline Do not print out the trailing newline
-V, --version Prints version information
ARGS:
<string>
Example usage:
tpw "Hello World"
Or pipe in the output into other commands:
tpw "Hello World" | tpc
License
Licensed under MIT License.
