smh

A string manipulation tool written in haskell.

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smh aims to bring the power of optics into the command line. It provides a terse, domain specific language for various string manipulation tasks.

Documentation Getting Started User Guide

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Intalling

• Arch linux

  yay -S smh-bin

• With cabal

  cabal install smh

• Any x86_64 linux

  Download the latest release

Building

Refer to the building instructions in the docs.

Examples of usage

• smh 'words.if > len 3|get' < input_file - display all words longer than 3 characters
• smh 'words.[0]|over upper' "hello world" - capitalize all words
• smh 'lines.if startsWith "*".%words.[2]|get' < input_file - display the third word in lines that start with an asterisk
• smh 'atKey "b"|over to %el.sum' '{"a": 1, "b": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]}' - sum the values of a JSON array at the "b" key of a JSON object
• '%(words.if isNumber)|get' < input_file - get all numbers in a file

Contributing

Before contributing, visit the Contributing page in the docs.

Acknowledgements

• Haskell, for being an awesome language
• lens library authors, for inspiring this whole ordeal
• mkdocs team, for making an awesome static documentation site generator