tpp
TPP (Text Processing in Python) is a powerful command line tool for processing and manipulating text data using Python. It provides a wide range of functionalities for text processing tasks.
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TPP allows you to perform common operations like searching, replacing, sorting, and filtering text files from the command line.
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You can easily extract specific lines or columns from text files using regular expressions or column selection.
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It supports complex pattern matching using regular expressions, making it easier to process and manipulate text with complex structures.
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TPP has built-in support for common Unix text processing operations like cut, grep, sed, and awk, providing a familiar environment for Unix users.
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It supports multiple input and output formats, including plain text, CSV, JSON, and XML, allowing you to work with different data structures.
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You can combine multiple operations in a single command by chaining them together, making it highly flexible and efficient for complex text processing tasks.
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TPP provides various options for customizing the output format, including column alignment, padding, and formatting, making it easy to generate well-structured output.
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It has a modular architecture, allowing you to extend its functionality using Python modules and libraries.
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TPP includes useful features like automatic line numbering, line merging, splitting, and conditional operations, making it a versatile tool for text manipulation.
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It is designed to be fast and efficient, handling large text files and complex operations with ease.
List of commands for tpp:
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tpp:tldr:01351 tpp: Output a presentation.$ tpp -t ${type} -o ${path-to-output} ${filename}try on your machineexplain this command