top | item 20862591 Synsh: Shell Pipeline Synthesizer 3 points| psuter | 6 years ago |synsh.dev 1 comment order hn newest lioeters|6 years ago Very interesting idea!For others, here's what I understood from the About page: the "synthesizer" is not a musical one, it's algorithmic. You give examples of inputs and outputs you want, and it "synthesizes" a pipeline of shell command(s) to make that transformation.Example:Input: 1,2,3Output: 123Result: # 1. Delete occurrences of ",". tr -d ,
lioeters|6 years ago Very interesting idea!For others, here's what I understood from the About page: the "synthesizer" is not a musical one, it's algorithmic. You give examples of inputs and outputs you want, and it "synthesizes" a pipeline of shell command(s) to make that transformation.Example:Input: 1,2,3Output: 123Result: # 1. Delete occurrences of ",". tr -d ,
lioeters|6 years ago
For others, here's what I understood from the About page: the "synthesizer" is not a musical one, it's algorithmic. You give examples of inputs and outputs you want, and it "synthesizes" a pipeline of shell command(s) to make that transformation.
Example:
Input: 1,2,3
Output: 123
Result: