Python CLI tools
pyclitool is a command line utility that allow you to map/filter/reduce your input with a Python one liner, line by line.
Installing:
sudo pip install pyclitool
Usage:
Here are some powerful examples of what you can do with the py command line utility.
Calculate the length of the file names in your current directory:
`bash ls | py "len(x)" `
Sum a list of numbers using a reduce function:
`bash echo -n "1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n" | py -r "int(x)+int(y)" `
Filter only lines from a CSV which the sixth column is greater than 3, skipping the header row of the CSV
`bash cat wine_data.csv | py -s -f "float(x.split(',')[5]) > 3.0" `
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