csvgrep is a command-line tool included in the csvkit library, designed to filter rows in a CSV (Comma-Separated Values) file based on string and pattern matching. It provides a convenient way to search for specific data within a CSV file and extract the matching rows. Here are the key features and functionalities of csvgrep: Row […]
csvcut: Filter and truncate CSV files
csvcut is a command-line tool included in the csvkit library, specifically designed for filtering and truncating CSV (Comma-Separated Values) files. It provides functionality similar to the Unix ‘cut’ command but tailored for working with tabular data in CSV format. Here are the key features and functionalities of csvcut: Column Selection: csvcut allows you to select […]
csvclean: Finds and cleans common syntax errors in CSV files
csvclean is a tool included in the csvkit library, designed to identify and clean up common syntax errors in CSV (Comma-Separated Values) files. It helps to ensure that the CSV files adhere to the expected structure and formatting standards, making the data more reliable and easier to work with. Here are the key features and […]
csv2tsv: Convert CSV (comma-separated) text to TSV (tab-separated) format
csv2tsv is a command-line tool used to convert CSV (Comma-Separated Values) formatted text to TSV (Tab-Separated Values) format. It provides a simple and convenient way to transform data from one delimited format to another, specifically converting data separated by commas to data separated by tabs. Here are the key features and functionalities of csv2tsv: Format […]
csv-diff: View differences between two CSV, TSV or JSON files
csv-diff is a command-line tool that allows you to compare and view the differences between two CSV (Comma-Separated Values), TSV (Tab-Separated Values), or JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) files. It provides a convenient way to analyze changes, additions, or deletions in the data contained within these files. Here are the key features and functionalities of csv-diff: […]
csslint: A linter for CSS code
CSSLint is a popular linter for Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) code. It is a static analysis tool that helps developers identify and fix potential issues, errors, and bad practices in their CSS code. By analyzing the code, CSSLint provides feedback and suggestions to improve the quality, maintainability, and performance of CSS stylesheets. Here are the […]
csh: The shell (command interpreter) with C-like syntax (Command Examples)
The “csh” command refers to the C shell, which is a command interpreter or shell program for Unix-like operating systems. It is called the C shell because its syntax is influenced by the C programming language. The C shell provides a command-line interface through which users can interact with the operating system, execute commands, and […]
csc: The Microsoft C# Compiler (Command Examples)
The “csc” command refers to the Microsoft C# Compiler, which is a command-line tool provided by Microsoft for compiling C# source code into executable programs or libraries. C# (pronounced “C sharp”) is a modern, object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft. The C# compiler, commonly known as “csc.exe,” is a fundamental component of the .NET Framework […]
crystal: Tool for managing Crystal source code
Crystal is a programming language tool designed to manage and work with source code written in the Crystal programming language. Crystal is a statically typed, compiled language with a syntax inspired by Ruby, but with performance comparable to languages like C and C++. The Crystal tool provides a range of features and functionalities to facilitate […]
cryfs: A cryptographic filesystem for the cloud
“CryFS” is a cryptographic filesystem designed to provide secure storage and file encryption in cloud-based environments. It offers a transparent and user-friendly approach to encrypting files before they are uploaded to cloud storage services, ensuring data confidentiality and protection against unauthorized access. Key features and functionalities of CryFS include: Encryption: CryFS encrypts files and directories […]