1.1.1 • Published 4 years ago

@justjcurtis/difi v1.1.1

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difi - V1.1.1

A small cli for manipulating, processing & cleaning data.

Prerequisites

All you need to use difi is a command line and node :)

Installing

Simply open up a terminal and type

npm i @justjcurtis/difi -g

Usage

After installing type:

difi -h

to see general help.

For more detailed usage info type:

difi -h [command]

Available commands

process|p options : processes file supplied with processing flags supplied.

  • Remove blank entries -b - removes blank entries.
  • Remove duplicates -d - remove duplicates.
  • Ignore case -i - ignores case when comparing entries to keywords.
  • lowercase -l - make file lower case.
  • Input delimiter -id {delimiter} - specifies input delimiter (defaults to \n).
  • Output delimiter -od {delimiter} - specifies output delimiter (defaults to input delimiter).
  • Sorting -s - sorts output.
  • Reversing -rv - reverses output (done after sort).
  • Replace file -rf - replaces original file with output.
  • Remove keyword -rk {keyword} - removes entries with specified keyword.
  • Remove before keyword -rb {keyword} - removes entry before keyword.
  • Remove after keyword -ra {keyword} - removes entry after keyword.
  • Print -p - prevents saving and instead, prints output to console.
  • Output -o {path} - specifies output file (defaults to inputfile_difi).

compare|c options filepathB : compares two files and displays missing entries in second file

  • Flip -f - flips comparison tp show keys missing in the first file.
  • Ignore case -i - ignores case when comparing entries.
  • Input delimiter -id {delimiter} - specifies input delimiter (defaults to \n).
  • Output delimiter -od {delimiter} - specifies output delimiter (defaults to input delimiter).
  • Sorting -s - sorts output.
  • Reversing -rv - reverses output (done after sort).
  • Print -p - prevents saving and instead, prints output to console.
  • Output -o - specifies output file (defaults to inputfile_difiCompare.

search|s options : search a file or directory structure using a list of keys.

  • Ignore_case -i - ignores case when searching for keys.
  • Recursive -r - search recursively into subdirectories.
  • Keys -k - allows keys to be entered directly into the terminal as the second argument as comma seperated values.
  • Input_delimiter -id - specifies input delimiter (defaults to \n).
  • Output_delimiter -od - specifies output delimiter (defaults to input delimiter).
  • Occurances -oc - list occurances of each key along with the minimum occurance for all keys.
  • Detail -d - show filepath & line number for each match.
  • Blacklist -bl - blacklist filetypes to be excluded from the search in the form of comma seperated values.
  • Whitelist -wl - whitelist filetypes to be included in the search in the form of comma seperated values (overrides blacklist).
  • Sort -s - sort output by key.
  • Sort_occurance -so - sort output by occurance, enables -oc & overrides -s.
  • Reverse -rv - reverses output (done after sort).
  • Print -p - prevents saving and instead, prints output to console.
  • Output -o - specifies output file for search results (defaults toparentDir_of_startPath/startPathFileName_difiSearch.txt).

Roadmap

  • Extend functionality by accepting regex patterns for searching, keywords etc.
  • much more...

Built With

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

Authors

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the Licence.md file for details

Acknowlegements