srgn
Syntax-aware grep and code editing tool
TLDR
Replace matching text
$ echo 'Hello World!' | srgn '[wW]orld' -- 'there'
Search within Python class definitions$ srgn --python 'class' '[age]'
Convert piped input to uppercase$ echo 'hello' | srgn --upper '.*'
SYNOPSIS
srgn [--language] [--action] [scope] [-- replacement]
DESCRIPTION
srgn is a grep-like tool that understands source code syntax via tree-sitter and allows manipulation in addition to search. It combines capabilities of tr, sed, and ripgrep with language grammar awareness, supporting Python, Rust, Go, TypeScript, C, C#, and HCL. It can perform bulk file edits, case transformations, and regex replacements scoped to specific syntactic constructs.
HISTORY
srgn was created by Alex Povel and is written in Rust.
