Pipe is a software tool that facilitates the writing, testing, and debugging of shell scripts. It streamlines the process of creating and maintaining scripts, helping users to be more efficient and accurate in their development work.
Pipe is a powerful tool for writing, testing, and debugging shell scripts within your favorite text editor. It has become an ideal choice for individuals who are looking to learn scripting languages. One of the best parts about Pipe is its ability to filter text via your scripts and allows you to simultaneously view your script's source, input, and output.
Aside from simple text scripts, Pipe has built-in support for scripts that output images such as JPEG, PNG, PDF, and HTML code. In addition, Pipe provides a system-wide service allowing you to feed text from any application through your scripts.
It's important to note that the app has a 14-day trial version, so users can try before they buy. The requirements include BSD subsystem (which is installed by default) and Tiger Compatible. Furthermore, some notable changes have been introduced in this release. The most significant ones include fixing a problem where Pipe would not run correctly on Intel Macs, and the program now requires Mac OS X 10.4. While it may run on previous versions, they are deemed no longer supported.
Overall, Pipe is a great option for anyone who wants to write and test shell scripts, filter text using scripts, and output images. It simplifies the process of writing shell scripts, and its integration with your favorite text editor makes it a reliable option in the tech industry.
Aside from simple text scripts, Pipe has built-in support for scripts that output images such as JPEG, PNG, PDF, and HTML code. In addition, Pipe provides a system-wide service allowing you to feed text from any application through your scripts.
It's important to note that the app has a 14-day trial version, so users can try before they buy. The requirements include BSD subsystem (which is installed by default) and Tiger Compatible. Furthermore, some notable changes have been introduced in this release. The most significant ones include fixing a problem where Pipe would not run correctly on Intel Macs, and the program now requires Mac OS X 10.4. While it may run on previous versions, they are deemed no longer supported.
Overall, Pipe is a great option for anyone who wants to write and test shell scripts, filter text using scripts, and output images. It simplifies the process of writing shell scripts, and its integration with your favorite text editor makes it a reliable option in the tech industry.
What's New
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