If you're like me and sometimes share text files in a medium that indiscriminately cuts lines of text short (like a CLI terminal), then you could probably use a script to format your text files so a linebreak doesn't happen in the middle of a word and it's all handled automatically. Look no further.
Formats a txt file so that lines are no longer than a certain length (default is 80 characters) without breaking in the middle of a word. Line breaks will be placed at the location of the last space character before the line limit was reached.
Turns this:
Into this:
NodeJS/NPM/NPX
The config.js file is where you set the relative path of your input file and output file.
You can also configure the maximum length of each line in the output file.
No package dependencies, so no install command is required.
Configure your in and out files, then run npm run start or node main.