Clone & Compile this library

git clone https://github.com/Adomas-beep-boop-maggots/uzduotys3.git &&
cd uzduotys3 &&
javac ./src/lt/auskim/*.java ./src/lt/auskim/utils/*.java -d ./build/ &&
jar cf textProcessor.jar -C ./build lt

Usage

Read Text from File

import lt.auskim.utils.TextProcessorsInput;

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        TextProcessorsInput input = new TextProcessorsInput(new lt.auskim.TextProcessors(), "input.txt");
        // You can now use the input object to perform various operations.
    }
}

Run Built-in Proccessors

Sort and Write Words in Alphabetical Order

input.process(TextProcessors.SortProcessor.class);

Unique and Write Only Unique Words

input.process(TextProcessors.UniqueProcessor.class);

Group and Write Unique Words with Occurrences

input.process(TextProcessors.GroupedProcessor.class);

Delete Processed Files

input.deleteAllOutputFiles();

Custom Processors

You can create custom processors by extending the TextProcessor class and registering them using the MethodName annotation. Here's an example of creating a custom processor:

import lt.auskim.utils.TextProcessor;

public class MyTextProcessors extends lt.auskim.TextProcessors {
    @TextProcessor.MethodName("upperCase")
    public static class UppercaseProcessor extends TextProcessor {
        @Override
        public List<String> process(List<String> words) {
            List<String> result = new ArrayList<>();
            for (String s : words) {
                result.add(s.toUpperCase());
            }
            return result;
        }
    }

    // Add other custom processor classes as needed
}

You can then use the custom processors in the same way as the built-in ones:

TextProcessors myTextProcessors = new MyTextProcessors();
TextProcessorsInput myInput = new TextProcessorsInput(myTextProcessors, "input.txt");
myInput.processAll();
// or
myInput.process(MyTextProcessors.UppercaseProcessor.class);