Projects

io-tools

Stream Utilities (EasyStream)Small set of utilities for dealing with streams. You can use this library for: 'Convert' an OutputStream into an InputStream. Stream statistics gathering: bytes read/written, bit rate. Stream buffering: read the content of an InputStream multiple times or seek ... [More] to a definite position. Stream wiring: While reading the data from an InputStream "tee" it to supplied OutputStream(s) or write data to multiple OutputStream(s) at the same time. EasyStream is a natural extension of Apache commons-io, providing advanced solutions to some common but not trivial problem. Focus is on performance and memory usage. Format detection (WazFormat)This library is a format identification framework that integrates a native format identification engine with droid and in future will integrate mime-utils and apache tika. Supports more than 60 file formats. on the fly detection: it wraps the original InputStream so it's able to "preserve" the data in it for further processing (the data is eventually buffered to disk or to memory but the users won't notice it). Nested detection: it can detect what is inside a bzip2 stream or a PKCS#7 document. Result of identification is an Enum. Most of identification libraries return a string that must be further parsed by the calling software. What is next ?Take the 5 minutes tutorials: 'Convert' an OutputStream into an InputStream introduction stream utilities explained usage. format identification. Check out the full API (Javadoc) at easystream and wazformat . Download the latest version (see the link on the right) or if you're a Maven2 user install it (if you use Maven2 you'll get the freshest but stable version). Post your questions on the users forum. Any help is appreciated (also comment or suggestion or bug reports). If you want to contribute please contact me through the forum and request for a membership. [Less]

ColorLogs

This is a log colorizer perl script intended to have command output piped through it to a terminal, and allows easy file-based configuration of new highlighting schemes using simple text matches, globs or regular expressions. It works transparently even in interactive contexts with scripts which ... [More] produce prompt lines and wait for user input. Patterns are provided for ant and maven output. See the readme on the main github page for instructions. My version started as a fork of v1.1 from resentment.org, but I've made numerous improvements since then. [Less]

Ruby Pipe Run

Runs command and returns its standard output in single call. Both synchronous and asynchronous (with eventmachine) running is supported.

matrixtools

This toolkit is based on two library (exmat and svdlibc) and allows to do a multiple correspondance analysis

cmdwnd

An OCX control for runing DOS command under windows platform.

console-clipboard-tools

This project contains following commands. toclip ... copies Standard output PIPE text into Clipboard. fromclip ... pastes Clipboard text into Standard input PIPE.

sied-1

proyecto SIED gerencia informatica sem 1-2008 universidad piloto de colombia Juan Pablo Garcia Oscar Guio Charlie Camelo Pipe jimenez Wong

httprun

httprunhttprun is a commandline utillity that is used to expose a process input and output streams over the http protocol. The arguments of the process are given in the URL that the process is associated with. The parameters of the URL are not just limited to the query part. The parameters can be ... [More] anywhere in the URL in a RESTFul fashion. The application httprun is built on top of a small http engine called HttpMachine wich is also developed in this project. HttpMachine is built in a general way and is intended to be reused for other projects. Screenshot mockup: $ httprun -p 8080 -u "/thumbs/{1}.jpg" -m "image/jpeg" -s "convert -scale 160x100 {1}.jpg -"The mockup above makes small thumbnails of images in the current folder. A thumbnail will the be available like this http://localhost:8080/thumbs/examplephoto.jpg. Road Map0.0.1 (Current) Make building possible with autotools Find a hosting site 0.0.2 HTTP Requst parsing complete 0.0.3 Custom http handler callback support for the HttpMachine 0.5.0 This is expected to be the first version that can be used for anything. Commandline parsing URL, Target, Mimetype Simple mapping of URL's to files 0.9.0 Able to start executables and controls stdin and stdout 1.0.0 Mapping of URL string parameters to process/file arguments Documentation Manpage, User guide etc.. [Less]

erl-pipes

An implementation of Hartmann pipelines in Erlang. In short, they are extensions of the usual Unix pipes that allow building graphs of programs and thus one can implement a full data-flow environment. Code example with current API, counting the number of lines in a file containing "=" ... [More] and the number of lines that don't contain it: P1 = pipes:pipe(cat, [FileName]), P2 = pipes:pipe(lines), P4 = pipes:pipe(grep, ["="]), P3 = pipes:pipe(count), P5 = pipes:pipe(count), pipes:connect([P1, P2, P4, P3]), pipes:connect({P4, nomatch}, P5), {WithEquals, WithoutEquals} = {pipes:get_result(P3), pipes:get_result(P5)}.This will look in the future similar to the Unix-ish {WithEquals, WithoutEquals} = pipes:build( " cat $FileName | lines | g: grep \"=\" | count > $1 ", " :g/nomatch | count > $2 " ).Read more in the Overview. [Less]

named-pipes

creación de un paquete perl para el uso de pipes con nombre