#word #line #nth #vim #read #stdin #input

app wordext

Extracts the nth word of a line, or lines read from stdin and writes them to stdout

1 stable release

1.0.0 Aug 5, 2021

#4 in #nth

MIT license

4KB

wordext

Extracts the nth word of the input, either of the entire input, or per line

example

This can be used to create a worse edition of killall using kill, example, killing all vim processes

`` ps -e | grep vim | wordext -r -n 0 | xargs kill -9


## installation

I am not going to learn how to package this, so it will be crates.io only, i doubt it will be useful
enough for me to do otherwise

cargo install wordext

## why

I have found myself trying to pipe a single word from an input, and wanting to pipe this to another
command one or two times to often, and thus wrote this, so I can install it easily on any computer I
use regularly, and not have to learn regex :)

Dependencies

~2.5MB
~49K SLoC