x str

High-performance string manipulation module providing rich string operations.
Supports case conversion, trim, split, replace, encoding/decoding, hash calculation, etc.
Low-level module, subcommand-level help not supported.

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This is a low-level high-performance module, all TLDR examples are at root level.

Supports both pipe input and argument input.

Examples

Example: convert string to uppercase

x str upper hello

Example: convert string to lowercase via pipe

echo "Hello World" | x str lower

Example: trim whitespace from both ends

x str trim "  hello  "

Example: trim leading whitespace

x str triml "  hello"

Example: trim trailing whitespace

x str trimr "hello  "

Example: slice index 1 to 3 (result: bc)

x str slice abcdef 1:3

Example: slice excluding last char (result: abcde)

x str slice abcdef 0:-1

Example: slice excluding last 2 chars (result: abcd)

x str slice abcdef 0:-2

Example: slice from index 2 to end (result: cdef)

x str slice abcdef 2:

Example: slice from start to index 3 (result: abc)

x str slice abcdef :3

Example: slice last 3 chars (result: def)

x str slice abcdef -3:

Example: slice from -5 to -2 (result: bcd)

x str slice abcdef -5:-2

Example: extract 3 chars from index 2, C-style (result: cde)

x str substr abcdef 2 3

Example: split string by comma

x str split "," a,b,c

Example: split string via pipe

echo "a,b,c" | x str split ","

Example: replace first occurrence

x str replace "hello world" world bash

Example: replace all occurrences

x str replace_all "a,b,a" a x

Example: join strings with comma

x str join "," a b c

Example: calculate string length

x str len hello

Example: check if string starts with 'he'

x str startswith "hello" "he"

Example: check if string ends with 'lo'

x str endswith "hello" "lo"

Example: Base64 encode

x str base64 hello

Example: Base64 decode

x str unbase64 aGVsbG8=

Example: calculate MD5 hash

x str md5 hello

Example: calculate SHA256 hash

x str sha256 hello

Example: convert DOS to Unix line endings

x str dos2unix file.txt

Example: convert Unix to DOS line endings

x str unix2dos file.txt

Example: repeat character 10 times

x str repeat "*" 10

Example: find substring index

x str indexof "hello world" world

Sub Commands

Name	Description
x str replace	Replace first occurrence of substring
x str replace_all	Replace all occurrences of substring
x str ml	Multi-line text processing (wrap, trim, etc.)
x str regex	Regular expression matching
x str upper	Convert string to uppercase
x str lower	Convert string to lowercase
x str trim	Remove whitespace from both ends
x str triml	Remove leading whitespace
x str trimr	Remove trailing whitespace
x str split	Split string by delimiter
x str md5	Calculate MD5 hash
x str sha256	Calculate SHA256 hash
x str base64	Base64 encoding
x str unbase64	Base64 decoding
x str join	Join strings with separator
x str len	Calculate string length
x str slice	Extract substring (0-based index). Two styles: - slice: Python-style with colon-separated start:end (e.g. 1:3, 0:-1), negative indices count from end - substr: C-style with start position and length (e.g. substr str 2 3)
x str indexof	Find the index of substring in string
x str startswith	Check if string starts with specified prefix
x str endswith	Check if string ends with specified suffix
x str repeat	Repeat string specified number of times
x str dos2unix	Convert DOS/Windows line endings to Unix
x str unix2dos	Convert Unix line endings to DOS/Windows
x str work	String batch processing framework

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In interactive terminal ( zsh, bash ... ), Can use Tab to get completion information

Run CMD SUBCOMMAND --help for more information on a command