Sleipnir-scripts

Useful bash scripts for personal use

Good to know

You don't have to be a black belt in Shell Fu to use these scripts, nevertheless, a certain insight of the command line might come in handy. Especially when adding these scripts to your path and/or making aliases to execute them.

Installing

You can pull these scripts to wherever you like. Some scripts (for instance for loading aliases) require this directory's path to be stored as a variable $SCRIPTDIR in your zshrc or bashrc for easy access. To use the scripts from any location, simply add this freshly created directory's path to your $PATH.

export SCRIPTDIR=$HOME/where/you/put/the/scripts
export PATH=$SCRIPTDIR:$PATH

Scripts

onboot

When triggered shows a message and prompts the user to update. I use Pantheon Terminal, so I trigger this one on system boot with

pantheon-terminal -e "/bin/zsh -c 'onboot'"

gitservice

Useful for working with your own repositories in a project.

Take an action and a parameter

status: show the status of every repository
changes: show the status of repositories that have uncommitted changes
pull: pulls every repository

Take additional parameters

log-on: shows the commit history of every repository in a directory on a certain day takes an author and an optional date [YYYY-MM-DD] if the date is left blank the current date is used
log-since: shows the commit history of every repository since a certain day takes an author and an optional date [YYYY-MM-DD] if the date is left blank, the date of the most recent monday is used

Alias examples:

alias gsAlfa="gitservice status /home/dries/Drive/Development/web/repos/AlfaPackages"
alias gcAlfa="gitservice changes /home/dries/Drive/Development/web/repos/AlfaPackages"
alias gpAlfa="gitservice pull /home/dries/Drive/Development/web/repos/AlfaPackages"
alias gloBeta="gitservice log-on /home/dries/Drive/Development/web/Beta Dries"
alias glsBeta="gitservice log-since /home/dries/Drive/Development/web/Beta Dries [2017-09-19]"

aliases

Aliases that are stored in src/cnf_aliases are automatically sources into bash/zsh. When using a lot of aliases they can become hard to remember. This function displays the aliases by given category.

aliases cat //gives all alias categories
aliases web //gives the aliases under the web category

Other directories

src

Contains resources I use in most of my scripts and the function to load these resources.

txt

Contains text files used by some of the scripts (not necessarily scripts included in this repository).

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