A text editor in a browser that supports automatic versioning, regular expression replacements, and more.
It is intended for quick manipulations of text with no fear (just click "previous version" to backout a change).
All of the features below can work on all of the text or on a selection of the text.
Features:
- easy regular expression replacements
- sorting and reverse sorting
- removal of blank lines
- convert lines to CSV (comma separated values)
- convert to uppercase
- convert to lowercase
- remove blank space on beggining & end of lines
- convert to a unique list by removing duplicate lines (even if unsorted)
- toggle tabs in text (or use tabs to switch between ui components)
- customizable width and height
- ui settings are automatically saved in your browser db so you only have to set them once
- can be compiled to a single file for easy sharing and installation
To use:
- open moksha.html in a modern browser.
To compile to a single file (requires Ruby):
- run:
rake to_single_file
To use as a google chrome extension app:
- open the Google Chrome browser or Chromium.
- type chrome://extensions into the address bar
- select the developer mod check box in the upper right of the page
- select "load unpacked extension..."
- navigate to the folder containing it
- select the containing folder and click the open button