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@catatsuy catatsuy commented Apr 6, 2024

This pull request involves significant changes to the README.md file of the Purl project. The changes aim to provide a clearer and more concise description of Purl, its features, and its usage. The most important changes include a rewritten project description, a restructured features section, and expanded usage examples.

Project Description:

  • The opening paragraph of the README.md file has been rewritten to provide a more concise and informative description of Purl. It now emphasizes Purl as a command-line utility for text file parsing and manipulation, offering a modern alternative to traditional sed and perl one-liners.

Features Section:

  • The features section has been restructured and rewritten. It now focuses on features such as accepting standard input, flexible exclusions, search refinement, case insensitivity, in-place editing, colored output, and custom replacements.

Usage Examples:

  • The usage examples section has been significantly expanded. It now includes examples of using Purl with multiple files, using the -filter option, filtering input with multiple criteria, excluding lines with multiple patterns, using the -i option for case-insensitive searches, and integrating with Git, Grep, and Xargs.

@catatsuy catatsuy merged commit 2ff2f27 into main Apr 6, 2024
@catatsuy catatsuy deleted the feature_mod_readme branch April 6, 2024 09:05
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