See the line numbers of whathever it is that's going on in STDOUT by piping it to numbrs
.
The only requirement for this script is perl, which, if you're using Linux, you most certainly
already have.
Just put the file in one of the many paths that your $PATH
already has, hopefully, you'll have
write access to one of them to put the file there and give it execution permission, basically this:
$ mv numbrs ~/bin
$ chmox +x ~/bin/numbrs
$ ls -1
README.md
numbrs
$ ls -1 | numbrs
1 README.md
2 numbrs
$ grep "num" README.md | numbrs
1 numbrs
2 See the line numbers of whathever it is that's going on in STDOUT by piping it to `numbrs`.
3 cat numbrs | ./numbrs
4 numbrs
5 $ ls -1 | numbrs
6 2 numbrs
$ cat .git/config | numbrs
1 [core]
2 repositoryformatversion = 0
3 filemode = true
4 bare = false
5 logallrefupdates = true
6 [remote "origin"]
7 url = git@github.com:LuRsT/numbrs.git
8 fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
9 [branch "master"]
10 remote = origin
11 merge = refs/heads/master