# Concat

A simple utility for concatenating lines from stdin. 

## Motivation
I often find myself in the situation where I need to scrape data from logs,
use combinations of `grep`, `cut`, and `sed` to extract values,
then turn those values into various SQL queries.

The last step is always the most annoying, so I decided to spend a few minutes to make this tool.

## Examples

### Example file

###### animals.txt
```text
Lassie
Flipper
Willy
```

### Raw
Put everything together with no delimiter or quote marks: 

```bash
$ cat animals.txt | concat
LassieFlipperWilly
```

### Let's add quote marks

```bash
$ cat animals.txt | concat -q "'"
'Lassie''Flipper''Willy'
```

### Let's add a delimiter

```bash
$ cat animals.txt | concat -d ", "
Lassie, Flipper, Willy
```

### Let's do both

```bash
$ cat animals.txt | concat -q "'" -d ", "
'Lassie', 'Flipper', 'Willy'
```