Actions

• Add Prefix and Suffix - Customize each line of text with specified prefixes and suffixes from a chosen starting line.
• Reset - Clear all text and settings to start a new task.
• Save Text - Export your modified text as a .txt file for easy sharing and further use.
• Load Sample - Quickly test the tool's functionality with pre-loaded example text.
• Share - Instantly share your customized text with colleagues or friends via built-in sharing options.
• Print - Generate a printer-friendly version of your modified text for physical copies.
• Import Text - Upload text files directly into the tool for immediate customization.

How It Works

1. Enter or import text into the textarea.
2. Specify the prefix and suffix you want to add.
3. Set the starting line number for applying the changes.
4. Click the "Add Prefix and Suffix" button to modify the text.
5. Use additional actions like Save, Share, or Print as needed.
6. Reset or import new text to start a new customization task.

Insights/Options

• Flexible starting line option allows for partial text modification.
• Supports multi-line text input for batch processing.
• Real-time preview of changes in the text area.
• Compatible with various text formats and data structures.
• Text persistence through URL parameters for easy sharing of specific inputs.

Use Cases

• Formatting data for import into spreadsheets or databases.
• Adding HTML tags or markdown syntax to plain text.
• Preparing code snippets with consistent indentation or comments.
• Customizing lists for presentations or documentation.
• Enhancing SEO content with consistent keyword prefixes or suffixes.

For Who

• Data analysts preparing datasets for processing or analysis.
• Web developers adding consistent formatting to code or content.
• Content creators enhancing text for SEO or stylistic purposes.
• Students or researchers formatting citations or references.
• Anyone needing to quickly modify large text datasets with consistent changes.

References

• MDN Web Docs: String.prototype.split()
• Tailwind CSS Documentation
• React useState Hook Documentation

Examples

Item 1 Item 2 Item 3

<li>Item 1</li> <li>Item 2</li> <li>Item 3</li>

Name,Age,City John,30,New York Alice,25,London

Name,Age,City John,30,New York,2023 Alice,25,London,2023