aymericbeaumet / squeeze

:tangerine: Extract rich information from any text (urls, todos, etc)

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squeeze's Issues

Add JSON finder

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7159

Note: this requires multi-line search

Add domain name finder

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System

Add email address finder

Find `TODO: `

I'd love for it to extract TODO: as well as an option. My use case is I want to bind a key to turn a line like:

// TODO: check if cmd is installed

Into:

// if cmd is installed

In VSCode or some other editor.

Although on second thought, squeeze only does the finding part, I can just directly edit the string I get. Still it might be useful to find all TODO: in the project/file perhaps easily.

Allow to recognize patterns on multiline input

One easy way to do that would be to clean the input strings by joining it into a single line. Basically deleting every instance of /[:space:]*[:newline:]+[:space:]*/.

Add the --open flag

Directly open using the system default.

Add --last flag

Naive implementation: store the last result found, and print it once all the finders have been run on all the lines (might be enough for now).

Add vim modeline finder

https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Modeline_magic

Allow to search the filesystem?

Right now squeeze only support searching stdin. This is fine for now, and maybe it's enough. Other tools like https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep excels at searching the FS, maybe it's better to rely on their implementation.

Add the --copy flag

Directly copy using the system default tool

Add JWT finder

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7519

Add uuid finder

Add phone number finder

Expose WASM/JS bindings

Add filepath finder

/tmp/foobar/...

Do not match ' and ) from URIs and add a --strict flag

Allow to search concurrently

Add --output=json/yaml/csv/text flag

Let's make it easy to be integrated with.

Add handle finder

Twitter, GitHub, etc...

Maybe something along the lines of /@[a-z]+/ could be enough.

Add the --uniq flag

Add the --sort flag