feat: allow writing output to stdio#5
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Looks good. The code I wrote likely needs to be refactored eventually to instead expose a public interface with the cli being a thin frontend for it, but I think this is a good change in the meantime. Just asking as I don't want to bump the version so quickly, is there an important use case in nixpkgs that's blocked because this isn't in the current release? |
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Hmm, I'm not sure. I'm adding this mainly for my use case, where I need to do some string manipulation in bash before writing to a file. |
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Sometimes, it's more convenient to write the output to stdio so that user can pipe the output to another command.