Replace loader for Webpack
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Dec 10, 2025 - JavaScript
Replace loader for Webpack
Replace matching strings and regexes in files
Replace in file console utility written in golang (for eg. usage in docker images)
🎯 Easy-to-use tool for text replacements across multiple Word documents at the same time. Handles hyperlinks, text boxes, headers, footers safely. Previews changes with diff context and processes multiple files at once. Real-time match counter shows results as you type. Perfect for bulk document updates. Download exe, no installation needed!
Smooth find & replace CLI as it should be: simple file selection with globs, flexible patterns with regex and dynamic replacements from js code.
Replace text in a given file.
A "search and replace" utility with some improvements (map associations for mass replacements // regular expression // algorithm to preserve letter case // command execution)
Search and replace python regular expressions within many files interactively
Virtual merge files or replace bytes, and output the merged content, FUSE.
Script that will bulk search and replace creating a new file with al pieces of code found between two delimiters in all subfolders files.
📂 TS compatible modern nodeJS find-and-replace in files with Regex & Glob support
Search and/or replace regular expressions within many files interactively
Automatic remove and replace pieces of code and includes external files code. Simple code pre-processor.
replace text between spectified begin and end tags. the new text can be a fixed string or the content of a file
Replaces string from all files in a directory structure. This is configurable application as per your needs. [WORKING]
A Visual Studio extension to automatically find and replace specified text within specified files when a solution is opened.
Node.JS cli tool for code templating and generation
An Obsidian plugin that allows you to write search/replace patterns to easily reuse on any selection/document.
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