A sed clone in Python with both CLI and library interfaces
Project description
sedeuce
A sed clone in Python with both CLI and library interfaces
Current Support
- Can input script string from command line
- Line range and regex conditions are supported
- Substitute command is supported (except for special sequence characters in replace string i.e. \l \L \u \U \E)
- Can optionally input file list from command line
- Read from stdin is supported if no files given
- Option -i, --in-place supported
Known Differences with sed
- Substitute
- The Python module re is internally used for all regular expressions. The inputted regular expression is modified only when basic regular expressions are used.
- The m/M modifier will act differently due to how Python re handles multiline mode
Development Roadmap
- Support for special sequence characters in substitute command
- Support all or most of the SED script commands
- Support all options
- Add custom line identifier option input
- Implement unit tests for all features
- Add CI workflow
CLI Help
usage: sedeuce [-h] [-i [SUFFIX]] [--version] [--verbose] [script]
[input-file [input-file ...]]
A sed clone in Python with both CLI and library interfaces
positional arguments:
script script, only if no other script defined below
input-file Input file(s) to parse
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i [SUFFIX], --in-place [SUFFIX]
edit files in place (makes backup if SUFFIX supplied)
--version output version information and exit
--verbose show verbose errors
NOTE: Only substitute command is currently available
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