BigCat

ROAR!! I CATZ BIG IN YER TERM!!

$ gem install bigcat

BigCat works a lot like good ole cat. Without arguments it reads from STDIN and writes to STDOUT:

$ bigcat
Hello^D

You can also pipe text to BigCat:

$ echo hello | bigcat

Files can also be passed as arguments:

$ bigcat README.md

BigCat is hosted on GitHub. You can clone the repository by running:

$ git clone git://github.com/sneakin/BigCat.git

To run BigCat from your clone, you will need Ruby and Bundler. Then within your clone you can:

$ bundle install
$ bundle exec bin/bigcat
$ bundle exec rake -T

Copyright © 2011 Nolan Eakins sneakin@semanticgap.com

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