full-apply 0.7.4

Apply commands to both file contents and paths

full-apply

Apply commands to both file contents and paths.

Installation

pip3 install full-apply

Usage

$ full-apply --help
Usage: full-apply [OPTIONS] CMD PATHS...

  Apply commands to both file contents and paths.

  File paths and contents will be piped into the given shell command's
  standard input and replaced with its output.

  Examples:

  Replace all occurrences of "foo" with "bar" in both paths and file contents
  within the current directory and sub-directories (will prompt for
  confirmation before actually making any changes):

    $ full-apply -r "sed s/foo/bar/g" .

Arguments:
  CMD       shell command to apply  [required]
  PATHS...  paths to apply to (recursively)  [required]

Options:
  -y, --yes           apply changes without asking (dangerous!)
  -n, --no            don't apply changes and don't even ask
  -H, --hidden        go through "hidden" (dot-prefixed) files
  --binary            go through the contents of binary files
  -r, --recursive     recurse into directories
  --move / --no-move  move files  [default: move]
  --git-stage         stage changes to files tracked by Git (NOTE: only works
                      when run within the Git repo, otherwise undefined
                      behavior)
  --help              Show this message and exit.

Changelog

0.7.3

• Introduced --git-stage option to automatically add changes to files to Git's index

0.7.2

• Introduced --no-move option to disable moving files

0.7.0

• Now defaults to not going through the contents of binary files.
• Introduced --binary option to re-enable the old behavior of doing so.
• Fixed crash on diff output for files with non-UTF-8 contents.