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Aaaand there you go: My first very own Python package on PyPI.
https://pypi.org/project/felloff/
felloff is a CLI tool to extract, edit (non-interactively, i.e. via command line switches), or remove YAML front matter in text files.
Now also supports editing existing files in place (instead of just printing the changed version to stdout).
Also, if you installed the 0.1.0 version please upgrade to 0.1.1, there's been a silly bug that broke reading from stdin …
If you'd like to test drive my YAML front matter CLI tool, you can now install it from Git using uv or pip(x). There's also a readme now that shows you what it can do and teaches you how to use it.
https://codeberg.org/scy/felloff
Let me know what you think and if you encounter any bugs!
me: manually editing YAML front matter sucks
also me: *spends a day writing a CLI tool for common tasks*
(Not released yet, I have a few small features I'd like to implement first.)
Edit: It's now available for testing via Git:
I am very impressed with this repo-diving and construction of documentation done by "Devin" for DeepWiki.
"Qio" is a CLI that I built to use with a database structure I came up with to keep a knowledge base of things like CLI things and one-liners or SQL or URLs or team lists or whatever ("rainbow.toml" is the database, "q" is short for queue, and "qio" is the clever CLI tool name that nobody had taken yet).
This was written before I was into TDD so it's not the *greatest* golang in the universe but my choice at the time was to lean heavily on Viper as a framework to build a database out of its own default configuration using TOML. There's lots of room for improvement. ;)
So anyway, I'm pretty complete on docs in this repo, and it seemed like a good candidate so I put my repo into DeepWiki and got a pretty amazing result complete with an accurate illustration of my entirely invented data definition:
Just released DNS-tester — is a scalable tool designed for enterprise environments to validate DNS cache consistency, monitor performance across distributed DNS infrastructure, and ensure reliable name resolution at scale.! Perfect for sysadmins and devs.
Check it out here https://github.com/dmachard/DNS-tester
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