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trim
trim
is a simple unix-philosophy tool to trim trailing whitespace from a file.
It is designed to be simple and transparent. It takes input from stdin and
output from stdout, for easy piping.
Usage
trim [-N|--newlines] [-o|--output ARG] [FILE]
trim
with no flags takes input from stdin and prints to stdout. It trims
trailing whitespace from each line, but does not trim additional newlines.
[FILE]
The file to read from. IfFILE
is a single hyphen-
or unspecified, read from standard input.--output
,-o
[FILENAME]
write to the given filename instead of stdout--newlines
,-N
Trim trailing newlines as well
Installation
You can easily install using cabal
as follows:
cabal v2-update && cabal v2-install trim
Building
Build with cabal v2-build
Testing
Test with ./test.sh