stdecor 0.1.11

Run a command with a decorated stdout/stderr
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# stdecor

**stdecor** is a program that decorates streams of text with a custom
prefix, time, etc. It's able to call a subprocess to execute or run as
part of a pipe. When calling a program, it can decorate stdout and
stderr differently.

stdecor is specially useful when running multiple jobs in the same
shell. It can be used to build scripts like the following:

![demo-ping](demos/demo-ping.gif)


## Installation

If you're a **Rust programmer**, stdecor can be installed with `cargo`:

```
$ cargo install stdecor
```

If you're a **Debian** user, stdecor is available in
[packagecloud](https://packagecloud.io/app/lpenz/debian/search?q=stdecor). Follow
these
[instruction](https://packagecloud.io/lpenz/debian/install#manual) to
use the package repository.

This repository also provides a **flake.nix** file for nix users.