eol-converter-cli
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Newline converter CLI for simple CRLF -> LF (and reverse) convertions of multiple files.
Having troubles with different line endings? :flushed:
This library will simply convert files of your choice to Windows (CRLF), or popular LF line ends used on Linux and Mac.
Installation:
npm i -g eol-converter-cli
API: eolConverter OptionalModifier "glob_files_regex"
warmup, or crlf - see examples.Run just warmup - to see which files will be affected:
eolConverter warmup "**/*.js"
Run conversions (cannot be undone):
To LF (Unix & Mac default)
eolConverter "**/*.js"
eolConverter "**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}"
eolConverter "src/**/*.js"
eolConverter "{src,tests}/**/*.js"
To CRLF (Windows default)
eolConverter crlf "**/*.js"
PS: Don't forget to configure you favourite IDE to work with desired line endings, so that you won't need this tool again! :smirk:
Please give project :star: if you like it!
Apache 2.0 © Juraj Husár
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Newline converter CLI for simple CRLF -> LF (and reverse) convertions of multiple files.
The npm package eol-converter-cli receives a total of 3,713 weekly downloads. As such, eol-converter-cli popularity was classified as popular.
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