TXTED

txted is a command-line utility developed using Java. The tool is designed to read a text file and perform various operations based on user-specified parameters. The supported operations are:

• Exclude lines containing a specified substring
• Perform case sensetive or case insensetive operations
• Skip even or odd numbered lines
• Append a suffix to each line
• Reverse the order of lines
• Write output to a new file or same file

Usage

To use txted, run the following command:

java txted [options] filename

Here, filename is the name of the file to operate on, and the [options] are the operations to perform. You can use any combination of options.

Options

The following options are available:

• -e [substring]: exclude lines containing the specified substring
• -f: make the changes inplace
• -i: case insensetive
• -x [suffix]: append the specified suffix to each line
• -s [0 or 1]: 0 for skip even & 1 for skip odd numbered lines
• -r: reverse the order of lines
• -n [number]: add line number to each line with specified number of digits

For example, to exclude all lines containing the substring "example", and skip even numbered lines of the file input.txt, run the following command:

java txted -e example -s -0 input.txt

Contributing

If you find any issues or have any suggestions for the tool, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.