This Rust-based CLI tool reads text and returns it back in bionic reading format for blazingly fast loading and even faster reading!

Bionic reading is the reading of specially formatted text, allowing for faster reading. This is possible by strategically highlinting pieces of text, which tricks the brain of reading without losing content.

Essentially: Use this tool to speed up your text reading while using the console

Installation

• Homebrew

  bash brew install ismet55555/things/bieye

• Snap Store

  bash snap install bieye

• Cargo

  bash cargo install bieye

• Compile From Source

  bash git clone git@github.com:ismet55555/bieye.git cd bieye cargo install --path .

Usage Examples

The following are a few simple usage examples for bieye

```bash

Simple text specification

bieye "Hello there, how is your day going?"

Piping standard out into bieye

cat README.md | bieye man git | bieye echo "HELLO! hello hello elo el ..." | bieye

Add some output options

cat quest.md | bieye --color --dim ```

CLI Menu

```txt $ bieye -h

bieye v0.0.0

This CLI tool reads text and returns it back in bionic reading format for blazingly fast loading and even faster reading!

Example Usages: bieye "Keep on reading" echo "Read faster, learn more" | bieye --dim man vim | bieye --dim --color

Usage: bieye [OPTIONS] [TEXT]

Arguments: [TEXT] Capture text from stdin

Options: -c, --color Color highlighted text -d, --dim Dim text not highlighted -h, --help Print help (see more with '--help') -V, --version Print version ```

Contribution and Development

Feel free to contribute! Here is a super quick start if you are vaguely familiar with Rust.

```bash

Setup

git clone git@github.com:ismet55555/bieye.git cd bieye git checkout -b my-cool-new-branch cargo build

... work work work ...

Test run the CLI

cargo run -- --help echo "Just some testing text" | cargo run --

Run tests

cargo test

Other terminal windows

cargo install --locked bacon bacon --all-features ```