Truce
This project has been superseded by http://github.com/jangler/truce.
An experimental text editor and/or shell (alpha status). Currently, it’s essentially just a minimal text editor with the ability to pipe selected text through an arbitrary shell command.
Future plans include the ability to use the editor as a filter in pipes, and the ability to use it to interact with shell-like or REPL-like programs.
Installation
[sudo] pip[3] install truce
Usage
usage: truce [-h] [--version] [file] positional arguments: file file to edit optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --version show program's version number and exit
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