Brackets formats data in any file with a single example of what the new format should look like.
Build the program:
$ go buildThis example so far comes with two test files, list.csv and tracks.csv.
Run the program using a test file
$ ./brackets list.csvTo provide an example when prompted, use brackets {} to signify the start and end position of matches in the source string:
Source: 23,Michael Jordan,Bulls
Input: {Jordan} played for the {Bulls}
Result: Jordan played for the Bulls
$ ./brackets list.csv
First 5 records of file:
23,Michael Jordan,Bulls
33,Scottie Pippen,Bulls
25,Steve Kerr,Bulls
Please provide an example of how to format the first record:
{Michael} {Jordan} played for the {Bulls} as #{23}
Results:
Michael Jordan played for the Bulls as #23
Scottie Pippen played for the Bulls as #33
Steve Kerr played for the Bulls as #25
$ ./brackets tracks.csv
First 5 records of file:
1,JOYRIDE,The Box,4:38
2,Kryoman & Pairanoid,My Squads Lit Ft SHAQ,3:56
3,SNAKEHIPS,Money On Me ft. Anderson .Paak,2:53
4,Allen Watts,Out of Reach (Thomas Hayes Remix),7:17
5,ANDRU.,ALL NIGHT,1:36
Please provide an example of how to format the first record:
\{"id": {1}, "artist": "{JOYRIDE}", "title": "{The Box}", "time": "{4:38}"\}
Results:
{"id": 1, "artist": "JOYRIDE", "title": "The Box", "time": "4:38"}
{"id": 2, "artist": "Kryoman & Pairanoid", "title": "My Squads Lit Ft SHAQ", "time": "3:56"}
{"id": 3, "artist": "SNAKEHIPS", "title": "Money On Me ft. Anderson .Paak", "time": "2:53"}
{"id": 4, "artist": "Allen Watts", "title": "Out of Reach (Thomas Hayes Remix)", "time": "7:17"}
{"id": 5, "artist": "ANDRU.", "title": "ALL NIGHT", "time": "1:36"}
{"id": 6, "artist": "Mystery Skulls", "title": "Ghost", "time": "4:17"}
{"id": 7, "artist": "Spencer & Hill ft. Lil Jon", "title": "Less Go! (Porter Robinson Remix)", "time": "7:04"}
{"id": 8, "artist": "The M Machine", "title": "When It's Gone (Mat Zo Remix)", "time": "4:56"}