v1.0.0

I'm excited to announce the first official release of trimm, a versatile command-line tool for trimming, splitting, and joining large files with ease. Whether you're managing large log files, datasets, or binary blobs, trimm provides a simple and efficient way to handle your data.

✨ Key Features

• Byte-Level Trimming: Precisely trim files by removing a specified percentage from the beginning (-first) and/or end (-last). It's fully compatible with binary files.
• File Chunking: Split large files into smaller, numbered chunks of a specified size in megabytes (-chunk).
• File Joining: Seamlessly reassemble chunked files back into their original form (-join).
• Gzip Compression: Optionally compress (-gz) chunks on the fly to save space and automatically decompress them when joining.

Usage Examples

• Trim a file, keeping the middle 50% (removing the first 20% and last 30%):

  trimm -file large.log -first 20 -last 30 -out trimmed.log

• Split a file into 100MB chunks and compress them:

  trimm -file huge.dat -chunk 100 -gz

• Join compressed chunks back into a single file:

  trimm -file huge.dat -join -gz -out huge.restored.dat

We hope you find trimm useful for your file manipulation needs!