reflow

Intelligently reflow text to a given length.

reflow is like fold(1) on steroids:

• Break lines on word boundaries by default (mimicking fold -s)
• Doesn't reflow markdown code blocks
• Intelligently reflow markdown/email quote blocks, maintaining quote levels
• Optionally ignores email headers

Usage

Usage: reflow [-w|--width WIDTH] [--ignore-headers] [PATH]
  Intelligently reflow text to a given length

Available options:
  -h,--help                Show this help text
  -w,--width WIDTH         Specify a line width to use instead of the default 80
                           columns
  --ignore-headers         Don't wrap email headers
  PATH                     Path to input file. If not provided, reflow will
                           attempt to read from STDIN

Development

Use [stack] for development. On OS X this can be installed via Homebrew:

$ brew install haskell-stack

Then run bin/setup to install the dependencies. Once you've got that set up, you can test the build via stack build.

You can also install development versions via stack install.

Tests

$ bin/test

This will run the reflow command against fixtures/input.txt and check the diff against fixtures/expected.txt. If they are different, the diff will be printed and the command will fail.