Intuitive find & replace CLI (sed alternative)

Related tags

Command-line rust cli terminal command-line regex text-processing
Overview

sd - s[earch] & d[isplace]

sd is an intuitive find & replace CLI.

The Pitch

Why use it over any existing tools?

Painless regular expressions

sd uses regex syntax that you already know from JavaScript and Python. Forget about dealing with quirks of sed or awk - get productive immediately.

String-literal mode

Non-regex find & replace. No more backslashes or remembering which characters are special and need to be escaped.

Easy to read, easy to write

Find & replace expressions are split up, which makes them easy to read and write. No more messing with unclosed and escaped slashes.

Smart, common-sense defaults

Defaults follow common sense and are tailored for typical daily use.

Comparison to sed

While sed does a whole lot more, sd focuses on doing just one thing and doing it well.

Some cherry-picked examples, where sd shines:

  • Simpler syntax for replacing all occurrences:
    • sd: sd before after
    • sed: sed s/before/after/g
  • Replace newlines with commas:
    • sd: sd '\n' ','
    • sed: sed ':a;N;$!ba;s/\n/,/g'
  • Extracting stuff out of strings containing slashes:
    • sd: echo "sample with /path/" | sd '.*(/.*/)' '$1'
    • sed: use different delimiters every time depending on expression so that the command is not completely unreadable
      • echo "sample with /path/" | sed -E 's/.*(\\/.*\\/)/\1/g'
      • echo "sample with /path/" | sed -E 's|.*(/.*/)|\1|g'
  • In place modification of files:
    • sd: sd before after file.txt
    • sed: you need to remember to use -e or else some platforms will consider the next argument to be a backup suffix
      • sed -i -e 's/before/after/g' file.txt

Benchmarks

Simple replacement on ~1.5 gigabytes of JSON

hyperfine -w 3 'sed -E "s/\"/\'/g" *.json >/dev/null' 'sd "\"" "\'" *.json >/dev/null' --export-markdown out.md

Command Mean [s] Min…Max [s]
sed -E "s/\"/'/g" *.json >/dev/null 2.338 ± 0.008 2.332…2.358
sed "s/\"/'/g" *.json >/dev/null 2.365 ± 0.009 2.351…2.378
sd "\"" "'" *.json >/dev/null 0.997 ± 0.006 0.987…1.007

Result: ~2.35 times faster

Regex replacement on a ~55M json file:

hyperfine \
'sed -E "s:(\w+):\1\1:g" dump.json >/dev/null'\
"sed 's:\(\w\+\):\1\1:g' dump.json >/dev/null"\
'sd "(\w+)" "$1$1" dump.json >/dev/null'
Command Mean [s] Min…Max [s]
sed -E "s:(\w+):\1\1:g" dump.json >/dev/null 11.315 ± 0.215 11.102…11.725
sed 's:\(\w\+\):\1\1:g' dump.json >/dev/null 11.239 ± 0.208 11.057…11.762
sd "(\w+)" "$1$1" dump.json >/dev/null 0.942 ± 0.004 0.936…0.951

Result: ~11.93 times faster

Installation

Cargo

Cargo is the Rust package manager.

You can install cargo by

curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh

Then

cargo install sd

Alpine Linux

apk add sd

Before installing, ensure the appropriate repository is enabled.

Arch Linux

pacman -S sd

Gentoo (unc3nsored overlay)

emerge -av sys-apps/sd

Before installing, ensure the appropriate overlay is enabled.

Fedora

dnf install sd

FreeBSD

pkg install sd

Windows

choco install sd-cli

macOS

brew install sd

Void Linux

xbps-install sd

Quick Guide

  1. String-literal mode. By default, expressions are treated as regex. Use -s or --string-mode to disable regex.
> echo 'lots((([]))) of special chars' | sd -s '((([])))' ''
lots of special chars
  1. Basic regex use - let's trim some trailing whitespace
> echo 'lorem ipsum 23   ' | sd '\s+$' ''
lorem ipsum 23
  1. Capture groups

Indexed capture groups:

> echo 'cargo +nightly watch' | sd '(\w+)\s+\+(\w+)\s+(\w+)' 'cmd: $1, channel: $2, subcmd: $3'
cmd: cargo, channel: nightly, subcmd: watch

Named capture groups:

> echo "123.45" | sd '(?P<dollars>\d+)\.(?P<cents>\d+)' '$dollars dollars and $cents cents'
123 dollars and 45 cents

In the unlikely case you stumble upon ambiguities, resolve them by using ${var} instead of $var. Here's an example:

> echo '123.45' | sd '(?P<dollars>\d+)\.(?P<cents>\d+)' '$dollars_dollars and $cents_cents'
 and 
 
> echo '123.45' | sd '(?P<dollars>\d+)\.(?P<cents>\d+)' '${dollars}_dollars and ${cents}_cents'
123_dollars and 45_cents
  1. Find & replace in a file
> sd 'window.fetch' 'fetch' http.js

That's it. The file is modified in-place.

To preview changes:

> sd -p 'window.fetch' 'fetch' http.js
  1. Find & replace across project

This example uses fd.

Good ol' unix philosophy to the rescue.

sd 'from "react"' 'from "preact"' $(fd --type file)

Same, but with backups (consider version control).

for file in $(fd --type file); do
  cp "$file" "$file.bk"
  sd 'from "react"' 'from "preact"' "$file"; 
done

Edge cases

replace/-with string needs extra -- before it, if starts with double-minus (this is a limitation of the bash itself)

echo "test/test" | sd '/' -- '--inteneded--'
test--inteneded--test

echo "start/--/end" | sd --string-mode -- '--' 'middle'
start/middle/end
Comments
  • Ignore directory arguments

    Ignore directory arguments

    I think it would be great if sd would silently ignore directory arguments. This would allow easier integration with shell globs and external tools like find/fd.

    Suppose I have the following structure:

    ▶ mkdir dir; echo "foo" > file; echo "foo foo" > dir/other_file
▶ tree
.
├── dir
│   └── other_file
└── file

    Now I want to replace foo by bar, recursively. It'd be great if I could just call

    ▶ sd foo bar **/*

    However, this currently fails with:

    Error: Is a directory (os error 21)

    Interestingly, everything works with --in-place mode:

    ▶ sd -i foo bar **/*

    Admittedly, --in-place is almost always what I want if I supply any arguments, but I wonder if the normal (not in-place) mode should behave the same.

    Thinking of this, would it be an option to enable --in-place by default (if sd is not reading from STDIN)? Or would you consider this to be too dangerous?

    Awesome tool, by the way - Thank you!

    opened by sharkdp 7
  • Make it *very* obvious that sd will modify in-place

    Make it *very* obvious that sd will modify in-place

    First of all, thanks for the great tool! This is slowly becoming my default go-to instead of sed.

    I used sd today for the first time in a while, so I ran sd --help to refresh on the (admittedly intuitive) syntax.

    There was one line in the help dialog of note:

        -i, --in-place
            (Deprecated). Modify the files in-place. Otherwise, transformations will be emitted to STDOUT by default.

    If I'm not mistaken, this line is out of date. By default, sd does modify files in-place.

    I would personally vote for this tool to not modify in-place to more closely match the behavior of sed, awk, and other similar tools. I would argue that the most common use case for a tool like this is to run a few test cases through to ensure that you're doing what you think you're doing, iterate a few times, and then modify the file in place.

    However, I respect that you decided to move to the default of modifying in-place. I would ask, however, that we change the help text to make it very obvious that, by default, this tool modifies files in place. It can be very surprising to someone coming from sed, awk, or a ton of other tools. I was lucky that I had recently committed my file to git, otherwise I could have lost a lot of changes--my replacement did not behave the way I thought it would!

    I'm willing to submit a pull request if you'd be willing to merge such a change :)

    Thanks again for the great tool!

    opened by HarrisonMc555 5
  • Default [FILES] to all the files in current directory

    Default [FILES] to all the files in current directory

    I feel like modern CLI tools aiming for user's convenience (especially written in Rust, like rg, fd, sk (skim) etc) default to "all the files in current directory" (if it makes sense):

     sd [±:master] % rg replacement README.md
49:**Simple replacement on ~1.5 gigabytes of JSON**
61:**Regex replacement on a ~55M json file**:



 sd [±:master] % rg replacement
README.md
49:**Simple replacement on ~1.5 gigabytes of JSON**
61:**Regex replacement on a ~55M json file**:

src/cli.rs
25:    /// Limit the number of replacements
26:    pub replacements: Option<usize>,

src/main.rs
28:            options.replacements

src/replacer.rs
9:    replacements: usize,
18:        replacements: Option<usize>,
63:            replacements: replacements.unwrap_or(0),
84:                self.replacements,
90:                self.replacements,
174:    fn sanity_check_literal_replacements() {
179:    fn unescape_regex_replacements() {
184:    fn no_unescape_literal_replacements() {

build.rs
26:                .help("Emit the replacement to STDOUT"),

CHANGELOG.md
16:- `sd` now uses memory-mapped files, allowing replacement on files of any size
36:- Support for unicode and special characters (like `\n`) in replacement expressions

    I personally keep wishing for such behaviour for sd.

    opened by klas-genestack 4
  • sd throw errors when run on empty files

    sd throw errors when run on empty files

    Sometimes, user need to run sd on a large collection of file, eg. using fdor find. For evey file in this collection that's empty, sdwill throw the following error:

    Error processing foobar: memory map must have a non-zero length
    opened by Porkepix 4
  • sd creates corrupt files (

    sd creates corrupt files ("failed to write whole buffer")

    If the replacement string has a different length than the search pattern, sd either fails with an error "failed to write whole buffer" (when the replacement string is longer) or even leaves behind corrupt files (when the replacement string is shorter).

    How to reproduce:

    ▶ echo "foo" > dummy

▶ sd "foo" "fo" dummy

▶ hexdump -C dummy
00000000  66 6f 0a 00                                       |fo..|
00000004

    Notice the additional zero byte (00) at then end.

    opened by sharkdp 4
  • Dry-run mode

    Dry-run mode

    In ZMV there is the -n option flag that shows you what the output would be, without actually doing anything. It is very handy for fine-tuning the regexp before actually commiting the replacement to disk.

    However, whenever I want to use it I can't seem to remember that it's -n, so maybe it's not the best choice. The expanded --dry-run would make more sense.

    opened by franky47 4
  • Add Windows support by swapping out the `atomic_write` crate with the `atomicwrites` crate

    Add Windows support by swapping out the `atomic_write` crate with the `atomicwrites` crate

    Hey there! I don't know if you actually care about Windows support, but it was so straightforward that I figured I'd just submit a PR. Thanks for making this great tool! :)

    opened by ErichDonGubler 4
  • character escapes in code are being followed by sd

    character escapes in code are being followed by sd

    After running sd on a file

    sd "ProjectPaths" "Settings" -i $somefile

    This is an example diff:

    -                    "INTERNALERROR: invalid html: {:?}\nERROR:{:?}",
+                    "INTERNALERROR: invalid html: {:?}
+ERROR:{:?}",

    It looks like sd is interpreting the \n and using it when re-writing the file. I'm worried that other character escapes are also being treated in this way. I recommend doing extensive testing using a suite similar to the toml inputs

    https://github.com/alexcrichton/toml-rs/blob/master/test-suite/tests/valid/string-escapes.json

    I do roundtrip tests like this in stfu8, for example: https://github.com/vitiral/stfu8/blob/master/tests/sanity.rs#L84

    I also recommend running sd against unicode examples and asserting they don't change. You can see them in the .txt files here: https://github.com/vitiral/stfu8/tree/master/tests

    opened by vitiral 4
  • The input file flag is quite redundant/unintuitive

    The input file flag is quite redundant/unintuitive

    Cool project! This is sort of an opinionated issue, but bothers me enough when trying out sd that I figured I'd file it just so it's at least filed for the future.

    To put it quite bluntly, the -i flag is redundant in the interface you have. You could easily go from this:

    cat file.txt | sd -s '((([])))' ''

    To this:

    sd -s '((([])))' '' file.txt

    As it stands, you need -i file.txt, which I think is an unnecessary flag as it's quite common to see default positional arguments done this way (for example, cat works exactly as the above suggestion). In the few minutes of me trying this tool out, I forgot the -i at least 3 times.

    I think potentially removing the argument in favour of the positional makes for a little bit of a nicer experience. If you're committed to compatibility, you can probably keep -i around as an undocumented flag to avoid breaking existing workflows.

    Thoughts? I'm happy to try and file a PR for this when I get a few minutes, if that helps.

    opened by whitfin 4
  • [Question] Which regex syntax does sd use?

    [Question] Which regex syntax does sd use?

    Hello! I'm playing a little bit with sd and tried to execute the following:

    echo "some text 123" | sd -p 'some text (?<numbers>{3})' '${numbers}'

    I expected to get the output 123 but I'm getting

    Error: invalid regex regex parse error:
    some text (?<numbers>{3})
                ^
error: unrecognized flag

    instead. According to this cheatsheet I can use

    (?<name>...) | Named Capturing Group

    for a named group capturing but it doesn't work for sd. Where can I look up the regex syntax which sd uses?

    opened by TornaxO7 3
  • Installing on Windows with Chocolatey

    Installing on Windows with Chocolatey

    My CLI Swiss Army knife includes ripgrep, fd and fzf. And now sd. The first three can be installed on Windows with Chocolatey, which makes it easy to tell my friends and colleagues to check them out. It would be great to spread the word about sd too :)

    opened by mardukbp 3
  • A note on improving the example given in the README

    A note on improving the example given in the README

    Consider replacing the line: sd 'from "react"' 'from "preact"' $(fd --type file)

    with:

    fd --type file -x sd 'from "react"' 'from "preact"'

    Why: The latter is robust to file and directory names with spaces. The first is not. Thanks for your work!

    opened by thor314 0
  • Operations on capture groups

    Operations on capture groups

    I'd like to have some flexibility about how to use the captured text. My specific use case is about case: I'd like to lower case the matched text.

    Possible with sed: https://stackoverflow.com/a/1814396/8653979

    opened by AleCandido 3
  • Fails to remove html tag

    Fails to remove html tag

    The following fail:

    sd '</span>' '' file.txt
sd -s '</span>' '' file.txt

    The respective sed command works:

     sed 's|</span>||g' file.txt

    Platform: Windows sd version: 0.7.6 Executed from within Git Bash.

    PS: I also tried various combinations with escaping the special characters, but nothing worked.

    opened by Vagelis-Prokopiou 0
  • Prompt before replacement

    Prompt before replacement

    Hi there! First off: Thanks for this tool! I find it much more useable than sed!

    As a feature-request: I was looking for a tool that provided a search and replace functionality over multiple files, that additionally prompts the user for input, whether or not the current match shall be replaced. Similar to how Vim does it:

    Peek 2022-08-11 08-23

    Could this be a possible feature for sd?

    opened by tim-hilt 1
Releases(v0.7.6)

  • v0.7.6(Aug 1, 2020)

  • v0.7.5(May 4, 2020)

  • v0.7.4(Apr 22, 2020)

    Changes:

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    sd-0.7.4.x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.zip(20.30 MB)

  • v0.7.3(Apr 11, 2020)

  • v0.7.2(Mar 31, 2020)

  • 0.6.5(Jun 19, 2019)

  • 0.6.4(Jun 18, 2019)

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