Refactor Common CLI Tools

All of us command line fans have our common CLI tools ready for tasks such as jq for json manipulation and curl for creating http requests.

I decided to revisit this tools and refactor them to check if i can make them more flexible and easy to use basically to make them a bit more modern.

This is the tools i created:

1. json-cli-tool - Manipulate json.

2. loop-pipe - Loop over piped data.

3. transform-cli - Transform data types for now just from and to base64.

* just to mention github-kit-cli this is the gkc in the example, basically until Github will finish their cli this is my solution.

gkc search repos -p="q=org:niradler" | jc --path="items" --flatMap="name" --output="newline" | lp "gkc repos getContents --p=\"owner=niradler&repo={v}&path=README.md\" | jc --path=\"content\" | tc --ft=\"base64\" --tt=\"txt\""

Lets breaks this down:

1.  query Github API to get my repos names. (gkc)

2. manipulate JSON response to a flattered list. (jc)

3. loop over the list of repos and run commands for each repo. (lp)

This tools will probably not replace jq, sed, xargs and others but i find them more easy to use so i can save this big guns for more heavy duty.

This is just a POC to test if this path is even a thing, do i really want to refactor an amazing tools that have been battle tests ? not sure about this, but for now im enjoying the easy usage, and testing new capabilities.