lists_sorter

short (and lazy) bash script to transform pass-lists to length-based dictionaries

What is this

This is a combination of three different bash scripts I've wrote in order to automated some of the tasks when trying to transform multiple lists into a dictionary.

What does it do

This script is very simple - you change every value in brackets with capital text in it e.g - [FULL PATH TO TXT FILES] Then the script will perform in three steps:

1. remove non-ASCII printable characters, tabs and blank spaces
2. process the newly created files and will split them to a length based files (between 1 to 64 chars], take the values in the loop to merge the length you wrote and merge into a central file (based on the length).
3. will sort the files alphabetically and will remove duplicates

Issues, bugs and other code-issues

Yeah, I know, this code isn't the best. I'm fine with it as I'm not a developer and this is part of my learning process. If there is an option to do some of it better, please, let me know.

Not how many, but where.