Linux command
sttr 命令
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常用示例
Generate an MD5 hash of a string
sttr md5 "[Hello World]"
Base64 encode piped input
echo "Hello" | sttr base64-encode
Convert a YAML file to JSON
sttr yaml-json [file.yaml]
说明
sttr is a cross-platform command-line application for performing various transformation operations on strings. It supports encoding/decoding (base64, URL), hashing (MD5, SHA), case conversion, JSON/YAML conversion, and many more. It features both an interactive TUI mode and a scriptable CLI interface.
FAQ
What is the sttr command used for?
sttr is a cross-platform command-line application for performing various transformation operations on strings. It supports encoding/decoding (base64, URL), hashing (MD5, SHA), case conversion, JSON/YAML conversion, and many more. It features both an interactive TUI mode and a scriptable CLI interface.
How do I run a basic sttr example?
Run `sttr md5 "[Hello World]"` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more sttr examples?
This page includes 3 examples for sttr, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.