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wordpeek

v1.0.2

Published

**wordpeek** is a simple command-line tool that reads a `.txt` file and tells you:

Readme

🔍 wordpeek

wordpeek is a simple command-line tool that reads a .txt file and tells you:

  • ✅ Total number of words
  • ⮏ (Optional) How many times a specific word appears

It works great for checking the length of notes, blog posts, or any paragraph file!


📦 Installation

✅ Use without installing (using npx)

You don't need to install anything! Just run:

npx wordpeek ./yourfile.txt

To check how many times a word (like sujal) appears:

npx wordpeek ./yourfile.txt sujal

🧠 This works because npx downloads and runs the tool temporarily for you.


🌍 Install globally (optional)

If you want to use wordpeek like a normal terminal command:

npm install -g wordpeek

Then just run:

wordpeek ./yourfile.txt
wordpeek ./yourfile.txt sujal

🧠 Usage

Count total words in a file

wordpeek ./notes.txt

Output:

✅ Word Count: 158

Count how many times a word appears

wordpeek ./notes.txt sujal

Output:

✅ Word Count: 158
⮏ 'sujal' appears 3 times.

Case-insensitive — so sujal, SUJAL, and Sujal are all counted.


👤 Author

Sujal Kumar Soni
📍 Delhi, India
📧 [email protected]
📀 LinkedIn Profile


📄 License

Licensed under the MIT License — free to use and modify.