I made a regexp cheatsheet for grep, sed, awk and highlighted differences between them

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  • dotfiles

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  • Quite useful summary I must admit. I have myself written a few navi cheatsheets of awk/sed that I regularly use and I found that they sped up my work consistently (however we want to turn it around awk grammar is pretty hard to remember...).

    I even opened some merge requests to have them included in the official navi repository but they weren't looked at ever.

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  • xsv

    A fast CSV command line toolkit written in Rust.

  • xsv is the best command line interface to query csv files. If you aren't using it you should stop what you are doing right now and install it immediately :)

  • csvs-to-sqlite

    Convert CSV files into a SQLite database

  • And sometimes it's nice to throw csv files into a database. You can do that with https://github.com/simonw/csvs-to-sqlite

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