zeropipe is a wrapper for other programs that have the ability to take NULL-separated "lines" instead of newline-separated lines. It's merely a shorthand for not having to remember the correct option name.
For example, xargs uses -0, but grep uses -z. zeropipe is here to remember it for you.
Here's a command for removing those useless __MACOSX folders some non-free OS insists on polluting you with:
locate -0 __MACOSX | grep -z 'OSX$' | xargs -0 rm -vr
The same command with zeropipe:
zeropipe locate __MACOSX | zeropipe grep 'OSX$' | zeropipe xargs rm -vr
zeropipe accepts:
- basename
- dirname
- find
- fzf
- grep
- head
- locate
- ls
- printenv
- sed
- sort
- tail
- uniq
- xargs