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Generate systemd unit files with a form builder, and experiment with sed substitution and awk field-processing on live text, all client-side.
Generates a systemd .service unit file live from the form above. Empty optional fields are omitted from the output. Switch to the Timer sub-mode to generate a companion .timer unit — the systemd alternative to cron.
Linux Tools
Generate systemd unit files with a form builder, and experiment with sed substitution and awk field-processing on live text, all client-side.
Common uses
- Generate a systemd .service file for a Node app
- Test a sed substitution pattern live
- Extract fields from log lines with awk
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Frequently asked questions
How do I create a systemd service file?
The systemd Unit tab is a form builder that produces a .service file you can copy. A Timer mode generates a companion .timer unit.
How can I test a sed command without a terminal?
Use the sed Playground to try s/pattern/replacement/flags substitutions on live text. It supports the g and i flags and backreferences, but not other sed commands.
How do I try an awk one-liner online?
The awk Playground runs print statements using $0, $N, NR and NF with a field separator you choose. It covers a common subset of awk, not patterns or conditionals.
Does it execute commands on a server?
No, everything runs client-side in your browser.
Is my data uploaded to a server?
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser — your input is processed locally on your device and is never uploaded or stored on a server.