rustcii
| Crates.io | rustcii |
| lib.rs | rustcii |
| version | 1.0.2 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2022-08-13 20:29:11.889835 |
| updated_at | 2022-11-16 21:35:58.672053 |
| description | A tool to convert old and outdated "characters" into the superior Rustcii-Encoding. |
| homepage | https://github.com/Giftzwerg02/rustcii |
| repository | |
| max_upload_size | |
| id | 645035 |
| size | 62,853 |
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README
rustcii
A tool to convert old and outdated "characters" into the superior Rustcii-Encoding.
Speak your mind. Blazingly (🦀) fast (🚀).
Github | crates.io
Installation
cargo install rustcii
Usage
Encode
rustcii encode <input>
Decode
rustcii decode <input>
Scripting Examples
Bash
This example script is also available in this repository.
# Load in the contents of your file which stil uses pathetic, old and outdated "characters".
input=$(cat example.txt)
# Convert the content into the new, exciting, blazingly (🦀) fast (🚀) and - most important of all - superior *Rustcii-Encoding*.
better=$(rustcii encode "$input")
# Save the superior content into a new file. The file format <file-name>.superior.<extension> is not required - but recommended since everyone should know at one glance whether or not a file contains the new, exciting, blazingly (🦀) fast (🚀) and - most important of all - superior *Rustcii-Encoding* or just some pathetic, old and outdated "characters".
# Note: Once operating systems adapt to this modern change and allows the Rustcii-Encoding to be used in filenames, it is recommended to change the filename into the Rustcii-Encoding as well.
echo $better > example.superior.txt