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Command line argument that print only current code. #10

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tuxmartin opened this issue Apr 22, 2017 · 3 comments
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Command line argument that print only current code. #10

tuxmartin opened this issue Apr 22, 2017 · 3 comments
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@tuxmartin
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Hi,
is possible to add command line argument that print only current code?

Program output:

  $ gauth
             prev   curr   next
  AWS        315306 135387 483601
  Airbnb     563728 339206 904549
  Google     453564 477615 356846
  Github     911264 548790 784099
  [=======                      ]

I need something like:

  $ gauth --curr
              curr   
  AWS        135387 
  Airbnb      339206 
  Google     477615 
  Github      548790 
  [=======                      ]

I do not want to remove variables from

gauth/gauth.go

Line 135 in a2c540c

fmt.Printf("%-10s %s %s %s\n", name, prevToken, currentToken, nextToken)

Thanks!
tbaumann pushed a commit to tbaumann/gauth that referenced this issue Jul 13, 2017
Scriptable output
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* Select single engtry via command line switch
* Don't print fluff in non-terminal mode

Adresses pcarrier#10
@tbaumann tbaumann mentioned this issue Jul 13, 2017
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@iamkirkbater
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Wouldn't you be able to use awk for this?

gauth | awk '{$2=$4=""; print $0}'

@gadelkareem
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a flag would be really appreciated :)

@pcarrier
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pcarrier commented Jan 29, 2021 •
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There might soon be a -csv (#42) that outputs a format closer to what you'd like now (name, current token, next token, seconds to next token), but doesn't look super nice. I realize showing the previous token is quirky but so am I; flag addition welcome if that really affects you.

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