Specify Tab delimiter about csv2md HOT 5 CLOSED

Thanks for your research, really appreciate it! Your question is related to working on the command line in general and I've found this explanation useful too.

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Yes, sure. You can pass your custom delimiter via -d (or --delimiter) flag. You can run csv2md -h to see more information about the available options.

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After researching the matter, I've found it is indeed possible to specify a tab character as an argument on the command line.

For anyone else reading this, the required incantation is:

csv2md -d $'\t' myfile

I tested this in zsh, but I expect it should work in other shells too.

Thanks again for your attention, and a great tool.

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I tested it and it works with bash as well as zsh. I've dropped a PR (#14) in case you'd like to add it to the docs.

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