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//! the substitude text program. //! //! ```text //! Usage: //! aki-gsub [options] //! //! substitude text command, replace via regex. //! //! Options: //! -e, --exp <exp> regular expression //! -f, --format <fmt> replace format //! -n, --quiet no output unmach lines //! //! -H, --help display this help and exit //! -V, --version display version information and exit //! //! Examples: //! Leaving one character between 'a' and 'c', converts 'a' and 'c' //! on both sides to '*': //! echo "abcabca" | aki-gsub -e "a(.)c" -f "*\$1*" //! result output: //! *b**b*a //! //! Converts 'a' to '*' and 'c' to '@'. //! echo "abcabca" | aki-gsub -e "a" -f "*" -e "c" -f "@" //! result output: //! *b@*b@* //! ``` //! //! # Examples //! //! ## Example 1: simple replacements //! //! Leaving one character between '`a`' and '`c`', //! converts '`a`' and '`c`' on both sides to '`*`'. //! //! command line: //! ```text //! echo "abcabca" | aki-gsub -e "a(.)c" -f "*\$1*" //! ``` //! //! result output: //! ```text //! *b**b*a //! ``` //! //! The `\$1` mean 1st capture. //! //! //! ## Example 2: extracting email address //! //! This extracts the email address and prints the name and address in commas. //! //! command line: //! ```text //! echo "From:Red bear<aki.akaguma@example.com>" | aki-gsub -e "From: ?(.*)<([\w\d_.-]+@[\w\d_-]+\.[\w\d._-]+)>" -f "\$1, \$2" //! ``` //! //! result output: //! ```text //! Red bear, aki.akaguma@example.com //! ``` //! //! The `\$1` mean 1st capture. //! The `\$2` mean 2nd capture. //! //! //! ## Example 3: multiple format //! //! You can specify multiple formats. See following. //! //! command line: //! ```text //! echo "xxx yyy zzz" | aki-gsub -e "x(x)x" -f "a\$1a" -e "y(y)y" -f "b\$1b" //! ``` //! //! result output: //! ```text //! axa byb zzz //! ``` //! //! The `\$1` mean 1st capture. //! //! # Library example //! //! See [`fn execute()`] for this library examples. //! //! [`fn execute()`]: crate::execute #[macro_use] extern crate anyhow; mod conf; mod run; mod util; use flood_tide::HelpVersion; use runnel::RunnelIoe; use std::io::Write; const TRY_HELP_MSG: &str = "Try --help for help."; /// execute gsub /// /// params: /// - sioe: stream in/out/err /// - program: program name. etc. "gsub" /// - args: parameter arguments. /// /// return: /// - ok: () /// - err: anyhow /// /// # Examples /// /// ## Example 1: simple replacements /// /// Leaving one character between '`a`' and '`c`', /// converts '`a`' and '`c`' on both sides to '`*`'. /// /// ```rust /// use runnel::RunnelIoeBuilder; /// /// let r = libaki_gsub::execute(&RunnelIoeBuilder::new().build(), /// "gsub", &["-e", "a(.)c", "-f", "*$1*"]); /// ``` /// /// The `$1` mean 1st capture. /// /// ## Example 2: extracting email address /// /// This extracts the email address and prints the name and address in commas. /// /// ```rust /// use runnel::RunnelIoeBuilder; /// /// let r = libaki_gsub::execute(&RunnelIoeBuilder::new().build(), /// "gsub", &["-e", r"From: ?(.*)<([\w\d_.-]+@[\w\d_-]+\.[\w\d._-]+)>", "-f", "$1, $2"]); /// ``` /// /// The `$1` mean 1st capture. /// The `$2` mean 2nd capture. /// pub fn execute(sioe: &RunnelIoe, prog_name: &str, args: &[&str]) -> anyhow::Result<()> { let conf = match conf::parse_cmdopts(prog_name, args) { Ok(conf) => conf, Err(errs) => { for err in errs.iter().take(1) { if err.is_help() || err.is_version() { let _r = sioe.pout().lock().write_fmt(format_args!("{}\n", err)); return Ok(()); } } return Err(anyhow!("{}\n{}", errs, TRY_HELP_MSG)); } }; run::run(sioe, &conf) }