Modular personalized dictionary generator - [git] - [github] - [license] - by Michael Constantine Dimopoulos - <mk@mcdim.xyz>
napp appends extra symbols or words to the end of each line of stdin, after printing each line as-is.
For example, with the following command$ cat words.txt | napp -c @!where
words.txt contains the following:
pen pencil eraser notebookThe program will output this:
pen pencil eraser notebook pen@ pencil@ eraser@ notebook@ pen! pencil! eraser! notebook!Alternatively, if you use the
-f flag it will insert the appended symbols before each line, like so:
$ cat words.txt | napp -c @! -f pen pencil eraser notebook @pen @pencil @eraser @notebook !pen !pencil !eraser !notebookTo skip printing the dictionary as-is in the beggining you can use the
-s (salt) flag.
$ cat words.txt | napp -c @! -s pen@ pencil@ eraser@ notebook@ pen! pencil! eraser! notebook!Also, you can append words instead of characters/symbols with the use of
-w and the name of another dictionary.
For example, if words2.txt has the following contents:
dog catThe program will output the following
$ cat words.txt | napp -w words2.txt pen pencil eraser notebook pendog pencildog eraserdog notebookdog pencat pencilcat erasercat notebookcat