@disane/nextract v1.1.0

@disane/nextract

Just a random tool to exctract text by regex out of specific files ✨

This is my first npm package to extract text by a regex out of a folder and genererates different output formats like

Usage

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    // Package: @disane/nextract
    Tool to extract text out of specific filetypes by regex

    // HP:      https://gitlab.com/Disane87/nextract/#readme
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Usage: 
    nextract <command> [options]

Example:
    nextract search -f -p  "C:/temp" 

Commands:
    search              Searches files by regex in all file types in path

Options:
  --version             Show version number                            [boolean]
  --help                Show help                                      [boolean]
  -p, --path            Path to search in                               [string]
  -s, --searchrequests  Patterns to search in path                       [array]
  -f, --fullpath        Outputs the full path of found files
                                                      [boolean] [default: false]
  -o, --output          Outputs the full path of found files
                          [choices: "console", "json", "html", "file"] [default: "file"]

Installing

npm install @disane/nextract -g or locally npm install @disane/nextract --save-dev

Using it via cli

nextract search -f -p  "C:/temp" -o "console"

Output:

Output mode: console
SearchPath:  C:/temp
Searching for RegEx '(?<=\{\{).*?(?=\ *\|\ *translate)' in '.html'. Please wait.
\test.html
⟹       [1:2] TEST (string)

Content of test file:

<div>{{ 'TEST' | translate }}</div>

Output as html file (default browser will be opened)

nextract search -f -p  "C:/temp" -o "html"

Using it as a module in typescript/node

With output as file

const nextract = require('@disane/nextract');

// import * as nextract from '@disane/nextract';
nextract.main({p: "C:/temp", o: 'file'});

test = nextract.getResultsFromFile();
console.log(test);

With output as json

extract.main({p: "C:/temp"}).then((results)=> {
    console.log(results);
});

With custom search patterns

const searchRequests = [
    { searchPattern: '(flying)', fileType: '.txt'}
];

// import * from '@disane/translation-extract';
extract.main({p: "c:/temp", s: searchRequests}).then((results)=> {
    console.log(results);
});

Output as html file (default browser will be opened)

const extract = require('@disane/nextract');

const searchRequests = [
    { searchPattern: '(flying)', fileType: '.txt'}
];

// import * from '@disane/translation-extract';
extract.main({p: "c:/temp", s: searchRequests, o: 'html'});

General output format

Results are always returned as an array of Type SearchRequests. For every search request, there will be a returned object of the following type:

export interface SearchRequests {
    searchPattern: string;
    fileType: string;
    results?: FoundFiles[];
    folder?: string;
}
export interface FoundFiles {
    fileName: string;
    occurances: Position[];
}

export interface Position {
    lineNumber: number;
    rowNumber: number;
    line?: string;
    translations?: Translation[];
}
export interface Translation {
    language?: string;
    placeholder: string;
    translation?: string;
    placeholderType: 'code' | 'string';
}

License

MIT © Marco Franke