digitalocean/exec-sanitize

digitalocean/exec-sanitize

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Created: 2024-11-06T16:35:02Z

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🌶 exec-sanitize

pass-through execute a command while sanitizing its output. regex or plaintext patterns can be replaced with pre-defined strings. an optional logging dir may be used to store the original values.

$ echo "Hi, welcome to Chili's. Bye."

Hi, welcome to Chili's. Bye.

$ exec-sanitize \
-p:regex '(Hi|Bye)' \
-r '' \
-p:plain '.*welcome to' \
-r 'you have arrived at' \
-log /tmp/log \
-- \
bash -c "echo \"Hi, .*welcome to Chili's. Bye.\""

, you have arrived at Chili's. .

with /tmp/log containing the files:

• 0: Hi
• 1: Bye
• 2: .*welcome to

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usage: exec-sanitize -- [args...]

each pattern must be directly followed with replacement. a replacement value of "@discard" deletes the line entirely.

-log value
optional directory to log substituted strings as numbered files. if set, replacements will have the first asterisk * replaced with the log item number
-p:regex value
regexp pattern to sanitize.
-p:plain value
plaintext pattern to sanitize.
-r value
what to replace matched substrings with.