temprs 1.4.0

A temporary file manager with stack mechanism
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[TEMPORARY FILE STACK MANAGER // FULL SPECTRUM DATA CONTROL]

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ STATUS: ONLINE    THREAT LEVEL: NEON    SIGNAL: ████████░░ │ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

"The stack is vast and infinite."


[0x00] SCREENSHOTS

HELP // SYSTEM INTERFACE

help

LIST FILES // STACK ENUMERATION

list files

LIST NUMBERED // INDEXED STACK VIEW

list numbered

LIST CONTENTS // FULL DATA DUMP

list contents

OUTPUT // DATA EXTRACTION

output


[0x01] SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

  • Rust toolchain // rustc + cargo

[0x02] INSTALLATION

DOWNLOADING PAYLOAD FROM CRATES.IO

cargo install temprs

COMPILING FROM SOURCE

git clone https://github.com/MenkeTechnologies/temprs
cd temprs
cargo build --release

temprs on Crates.io

ZSH COMPLETION // TAB-COMPLETE ALL THE THINGS

# copy to a directory in your fpath
cp completions/_tp /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions/_tp

# or add the completions directory to fpath in your .zshrc
fpath=(/path/to/temprs/completions $fpath)

# then reload completions
autoload -Uz compinit && compinit

Completions dynamically resolve stack indices, file names, and @name tags.


[0x03] USAGE

Replace CMD with any command, FILE with any file, INDEX with any index

SCANNING DATA STREAMS // STDIN OPERATIONS

# jack data into a new tempfile on top of stack
CMD | tp

# jack data in and echo contents to stdout
CMD | tp -v

# read from top of stack to stdout
tp | CMD

TARGETING INDEXED TEMPFILES // PRECISION I/O

# write stdin into tempfile at index 1
CMD | tp -i 1

# write stdin into tempfile at index 1 and echo to stdout
CMD | tp -i 1 -v

# output tempfile at index 1 to stdout
tp -o 1 | CMD

LOADING FILE PAYLOADS // FILE OPERATIONS

# read FILE into new tempfile on top of stack
tp FILE | CMD

# read FILE into new tempfile and write contents to stdout
tp -v FILE | CMD

# write FILE contents to tempfile 1
tp -i 1 FILE | CMD

# write FILE contents to tempfile 1 then to stdout
tp -vi 1 FILE | CMD

CHAINING DATA STREAMS // PIPELINE OPERATIONS

# read stdin to tempfile 1 then write to stdout
CMD | tp -vi 1 | CMD

# choose input tempfile and write to tempfile at index 2 and stdout
CMD | tp -vi 2

ENUMERATING STACK CONTENTS // LISTING

# list all tempfiles on the stack
tp -l

# list all tempfiles with contents
tp -L

# list all tempfiles numbered
tp -n

# list all tempfiles numbered with contents
tp -N

# print the number of files on the stack
tp -k

EDITOR INTEGRATION // DIRECT ACCESS

# open tempfile at INDEX in $EDITOR (falls back to vi)
tp -e INDEX

# open the most recent tempfile (top of stack)
tp -e -1

NAMING TEMPFILES // ALIAS TAGS

# tag a new tempfile with a name
CMD | tp -w mydata

# retrieve by name instead of index
tp -o mydata | CMD

# remove by name
tp -r mydata

# rename a tag
tp -R mydata newname

# rename by index
tp -R 1 newname

INSPECTING TEMPFILES // METADATA

# show metadata for tempfile by name or index
tp -I mydata
tp -I 1

SEARCHING CONTENTS // GREP

# search all tempfiles for a pattern
tp -g PATTERN

# exits 0 if matches found, 1 if none
tp -g needle && echo "found"

CONCATENATING TEMPFILES // MERGE

# concatenate tempfiles by index
tp -C 1 2 3 | CMD

# concatenate by name
tp -C alpha beta | CMD

# mix indices and names, any order
tp -C 3 alpha 1

STACK MANIPULATION // PUSH / POP / SHIFT

# purge all tempfiles
tp -c

# remove tempfile at INDEX
tp -r INDEX

# insert tempfile at INDEX
CMD | tp -a INDEX

# insert FILE at INDEX
tp -a INDEX FILE

# pop from top of stack
tp -p

# push to bottom of stack
CMD | tp -u

# push to bottom of stack (equivalent)
CMD | tp -a 1

# shift from bottom of stack
tp -s

[0x04] ENVIRONMENT

# override the default temp directory (default: $TMPDIR/temprs)
export TEMPRS_DIR=/path/to/custom/dir

[0x05] STACK ARCHITECTURE

 ┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
 │  INDEX N   ▓▓  TOP OF STACK (newest)│
 │  INDEX N-1 ▓▓  ...                  │
 │  INDEX 2   ▓▓  ...                  │
 │  INDEX 1   ▓▓  BOTTOM OF STACK      │
 └─────────────────────────────────────┘
  • Tempfiles are numbered in ascending order // highest index = top of stack
  • Negative indices are valid at any INDEX position // range: -stack_size .. -1
  • Positive indices range from 1 .. stack_size
  • Index 0 is always invalid
  • Both tp and temprs binaries are installed

[0xFF] LICENSE

┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ MIT LICENSE // UNAUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION WILL BE MET │ │ WITH FULL ICE │ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘


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