Add command line interface and Docker support for text cleanup functionality #3
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This PR implements a complete command line version of the text-cleanup tool with Docker containerization support, addressing the need for automated text processing workflows and server deployments.
Key Features Added
Command Line Interface
bin/text-cleanup) with comprehensive argument parsingModular Architecture
lib/text-cleaner.js)Docker Support
Usage Examples
Technical Implementation
The implementation maintains 100% compatibility with the existing web application while adding powerful automation capabilities. The shared text cleaning logic ensures consistent behavior across both interfaces.
Package Updates:
Testing:
All functionality has been thoroughly tested including CLI operations, Docker containerization, and Node.js module integration.
Fixes #2.
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