Enum is a command line utility that simplifies the task of enumerating values, combining the best features of GNU seq and BSD jot. It's highly portable, easy to use, and perfect for generating sequences or random numbers. Join the growing community of users who value its efficiency and simplicity.
Enum is a powerful command line tool designed to simplify value enumeration and random number generation, effectively serving as a replacement for the traditional GNU seq and BSD jot utilities. Built with portability and thorough testing in mind, Enum stands out as a user-friendly solution for both casual users and developers alike.
Key Features
- Free Software: Committed to the principles of free and open-source software, ensuring that you have the freedom to run, modify, and share the software as you choose.
- Versatile: Easily enumerate a series of numeric values or generate random numbers directly from your terminal.
- User-Friendly: Test it out with straightforward commands, like:
# enum -e 8 11
08
09
10
11
- Highly Portable: Use Enum across different platforms without a hitch, making it a great addition to any developer's toolkit.
Getting Involved
Encounter a bug? We encourage you to open a ticket on our issue tracker. Contributors are always welcome – feel free to submit patches or pull requests, especially if you have contributions ready in a git format-patch style against the HEAD of the master branch.
Thank you for your interest in Enum! Explore our releases to get started.