diaradougou/kbash

Common Bash Env Environment

kbash's Issues

Some of the descriptions are off and have extra blank before commands line

dc[1]:did-core-dataset> dc
dc [COMMAND] [help|--help|-help|-h|?] ...

dc is a bash environment supporting development.

Functions (modify the current shell)
add-command Add a function.
add-component cd home, or into /home/ewelton/Desktop/I/did-biometrics/did-core-dataset/[C].
add-function Add a function.
cd cd /home/ewelton/Desktop/I/did-biometrics/did-core-dataset/[PATH] (or base w/o arg)
kbash-env Display current environment settings.
kbash-troff disable KBASH_TRACE
kbash-tron set KBASH_TRACE to trace KBASH internals
parallel Control how many jobs run in parallel.
reset Reload the environment.
troff Stop bash execution trace.
tron Start bash execution trace.

Commands (run as subprocesses)
about Detailed Information about KBASH
component-list Just fetch updates
klang Manage KBASH top level languages
manual Generate help manual

No components configured, use dc add-component to add components.

Use dc [FUNCTION|COMMAND|COMPONENT] help for more information.

integration command line / man page / documentation embedded local wizard - e.g. tab-ish runs wizard

kv-sh not automatically pulled down

Do we even use this anymore? do we want to?

integrate bash completion

if Boot.sh doesn't exist, bail with fancy error message

boaz:K$ ./kbash/shell.sh
bash: /home/ewelton/K/.kbash/boot.sh: No such file or directory
ewelton@boaz:~/K/kbash$ exit
exit
boaz:K$ git stash

Come up with something about nesting in manual

For example, consider this from the local mkdocs run
kbash-os

kx kbash_os [help|--help|-help|-h|?]

Display os

This command will report what the kbash utilities think the current operating system is.

You can use the following functions in the shell environment (or your own) scripts, if you want a quick check to determine your operating system - is_osx - is_linux - is_windows

This is based off of uname - so. You can use kbash-os to show you the uname output and check the value so is_osx, is_linux, is_windows

For example:

kx kbash-os
Checking os: uname ='Linux kisia 4.15.0-48-generic #51-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 3 08:28:49 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux'
Linux Detected

it should be indented with highinging feature such as the one around uname or the example code >"kx kbash-os" being highlighted correctly. They are not highlighted correctly when generated by "kx manual", but are correct when kx kbash-os help is executed directly from the command line.

can we get rid of component-list? how to we integrate this more deeply w/ docs. what do we have to learn from this shameful trace!

ke[15]:E> ke
ke [COMMAND] [help|--help|-help|-h|?] ...

ke is a bash environment supporting development.

Functions (modify the current shell)
activate Configure shell to match build environment for [COMPONENT]
add-command Add a command to the ke environment.
add-component Add a new component (command scope and directory pair)
add-function Add a function.
build Build [C] using component build system
bundle Runs the project specific bundle
cd cd /home/korsimoro/E/[PATH] (or base w/o arg)
clean Remove as many artifacts for [C] as we know about
deactivate Restores key variables to boot state
describe Describe information about this build env
kbash-env Display current environment settings.
kbash-os Display os
kbash-troff disable KBASH_TRACE
kbash-tron set KBASH_TRACE to trace KBASH internals
parallel Control how many jobs run in parallel.
reset Reload the environment.
setup Initialize a development environment
troff Stop bash execution trace.
tron Start bash execution trace.

Commands (run as subprocesses)
about Detailed Information about KBASH
component-list List all available components
klang Manage KBASH top level languages
manual Generate help manual

Components
website Description of website

Use ke [FUNCTION|COMMAND|COMPONENT] help for more information.
ke[15]:E> ke bundle website
RUBY_BIN_PATH is not set, did you activate an environment?
ke[15]:E>

This template is half-assed /home/korsimoro/E/.kbash/setup/command.sh

System Node not right

dc[1]:did-core-dataset> dc klang
dc [LANG] ....

Manage languages

Commands (run as subprocesses)
node System Node
python System Node
ruby System Node

Remove all traces of virtualenv in favor of 'python3 -m venv'