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10 | 10 | `strans` (string transform) is an intuitive string manipulation
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11 | 11 | utility for the shell (primarily Unix, but should work™
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| -cross-platform). Users do not need to know anything about programming. All |
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| -they need to do is provide `strans` with a set of examples. `strans` |
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| -will automagically learn transformation rules from these examples and |
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| -apply them to the input given on STDIN. |
| 12 | +cross-platform). Users do not need to know anything about |
| 13 | +programming. All they need to do is provide `strans` with a set of |
| 14 | +examples. `strans` will automagically learn transformation rules from |
| 15 | +these examples and apply them to the input given on STDIN. |
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17 | 17 | How to Install
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18 | 18 | ==============
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| -`strans` is distributed as platform indepedently as NuGet package, or |
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| -standalone as an AppImage for Linux and as a DMG for MacOs. Download |
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| -the latest `strans` from |
| 20 | +`strans` is distributed platform indepedently as a NuGet package, or |
| 21 | +(if you do not want to install dotnet) standalone as an AppImage for |
| 22 | +Linux and as a DMG for MacOs. Download the latest `strans` from |
23 | 23 | [releases](https://github.com/Inventitech/strans/releases).
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25 | 25 | ## Platform-independent `dotnet`
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27 | 27 | `strans` is available as a global tool on NuGet. If you have `dotnet`
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28 | 28 | installed, you can simply `dotnet tool install -g strans` to install
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| -it (or use `update`, `uninstall` etc.). |
| 29 | +it (or use `update`, `uninstall` etc.). |
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31 | 31 | ## Linux
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