azcat
azcat is an alternative to cat(1); specialized for printing. It prints files with syntax highlighting and formatting.
Installation
$ pip3 install azcat # use Python3Usage
$ az --help # manual
$ az /usr/local/bin/az
$ az README.md
$ az -t main # source code reading with GNU global(1)
$ az -F timetable.csv # pretty printing
$ az -P story.md # read with less(1)
$ curl example.com/api/foo.json | az -f jsonLicense
azcat is a public domain software.
Contributors
Seiya Nuta: Author
Alessandro Pisa: PR #3
Simeon Visser: PR #7
Marc Abramowitz: PR #12
Contributing
Please send a Pull Request on GitHub. I will be very happy whatever the PR does :)
1 maintainer
Metadata
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