sttr

Working with text data efficiently, especially when you look at things from a developer or programmer’s point of view, can go beyond using common text editors, or office-type suites. Due to the inherently complex nature of the tasks undertaken by such users, having the ability to structure and format text more efficiently, is paramount. sttr is a command line-based application, which was created specifically in order to offer users the means to format and transform text using simple syntax into the CMD.

Right off the bat, the application features a simple initialization process, all that one needs to do is simply run it in a command-line instance, in the directory or folder of storage. Being portable means that it can be easily transferred to any removable drive, for increased flexibility.

In order to aid users in the entire text-processing flow, a useful help menu can be toggled at all times, which will eloquently list all the available functions and their corresponding syntax.

The amount of functions that are on offer, as well as the tasks that can be achieved using them is quite impressive, therefore enabling users a high degree of flexibility in terms of both formatting and transforming text.

Multiple “shortcuts” are available in the syntax workflow, allowing one to easily alter the input and migrate between the original data, take inputs from other commands, as well as, if required assign a different processor for a certain task.

sttr offers a high degree of flexibility when it comes to processing text data, by providing users a wide range of functions, accessible via pre-defined syntax in a CMD environment.