tred

Tred is a powerful command line tool for manipulating text in Unix-like environments. It stands for "Text REformation and Display" and is written in Rust. Tred aims to provide a convenient way to perform complex text transformations and filtering operations on the command line. It supports a wide range of operations, including searching, replacing, deleting, sorting, merging, splitting, and formatting text data.

With tred, you can easily filter lines that match specific patterns or conditions using regular expressions. It provides intuitive syntax and options to customize the transformations and filters. The tool allows you to combine multiple operations in a single command, making it highly versatile and efficient for text manipulation tasks.

Tred also includes features like reversing lines, numbering lines, calculating checksums, and much more. It supports Unicode input and output, which enables working with text in various languages or even scripts. The tool is designed to handle large data sets efficiently, ensuring optimal performance even with vast amounts of text. It provides a robust and extensible platform for text processing that can be integrated into pipelines or used interactively on the command line.