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sanitize
sanitize file name
Installation
go get github.com/prajaraksh/sanitize
Usage
str := " .. .. ..CON .. .. "
s := sanitize.New()
nv := s.Name(str) // " .. .. ..CON"
cv := s.Clean(str) // " . . .CON"
Sanitize - CMD
Installation
go get github.com/prajaraksh/sanitize/cmd/sanitize
Usage
sanitize # print intended file name changes
sanitize -r # print intended file name changes recursively
sanitize -c # change intended file names
sanitize -c -r # change intended file names recursively
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Overview ¶
Package sanitize goal is to have same fileName irrespective of platform. Incase of invalid fileName, a md5Sum of provided file is returned
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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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var ( // ErrCntrl represents `replaceStr` contains Control Characters ErrCntrl = errors.New("replaceStr can't contain control characters") // ErrInval represents `replaceStr` contains Invalid Characters ErrInval = errors.New("replaceStr can't contain ., <, >, :, \", /, \\, |, ?, *") // ErrLen represents `maxLen` is greater than 255 ErrLen = errors.New("maxLen can't be greater than 255") )
Functions ¶
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Types ¶
type Sanitize ¶
type Sanitize struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Sanitize struct
func NewWithOpts ¶
NewWithOpts returns Sanitize with opts set Certain conditions exist for replace Str and
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