Modular personalized dictionary generator - [git] - [github] - [license] - by Michael Constantine Dimopoulos - <mk@mcdim.xyz>
Ninc reads from standard input and, after printing the dictionary as is, it prints the lines multiplied with the difference of max-min, and appends n to each line, where n is increased after every line from min to max inclusive. It prints to standard output.
For example, with the following command$ cat words.txt | ninc 1 3where
words.txt contains this:
dog cat fishthe program will produce this:
dog cat fish dog1 dog2 dog3 cat1 cat2 cat3 fish1 fish2 fish3It can also be used to append years or popular numbers like 69.
Additionally, you can set some delimiters with the -d option. For example:
$ echo "milk\nyogurt" | ninc 1 2 -d .- milk yogurt milk1 milk2 yogurt1 yogurt2 milk.1 milk.2 yogurt.1 yogurt.2 milk-1 milk-2 yogurt-1 yogurt-2
Notice: by default, it does not append to numerical lines. To change this you can use the -n flag.