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1 2 ## overview 3 4 A collection of personal scripts I use. 5 6 I use most of these scripts for convenience and to save on typing. 7 8 More recently I've been making an effort to learn PowerShell as I tend to use windows a fair bit too, so there are a few one-off scripts used for that too. 9 10 - **nix/** - Scripts for POSIX (Unix, MacOS, Linux, etc) machines. Mostly written in `sh` and `bash`. 11 - **win/** - Scripts for Windows. Using `PowerShell` 12 - **any/** - Scripts for multiple environments (mostly `Python`). 13 14 15 ## install 16 17 **POSIX (Linux, Mac, BSD)** 18 19 I've created an install script (bash). 20 21 usage: ./install [ARGUMENTS] [SCRIPT] 22 23 SCRIPTS 24 Optionally, you can specify a script to install. 25 Any specified scripts must be the filepath to the 26 script (not just the filename). 27 28 ARGUMENTS 29 -f, --force overwrites files when installing 30 -r, --reinstall re-install scripts already existing in 31 destination directory 32 -d, --dest [DEST] set the install destination 33 -a, --all install ALL the scripts ('y' to all prompts) 34 -l, --link 'ln' the script (not cp). 35 -h, --help print this dialog 36 37 38 **Windows** 39 40 I haven't got a script for Windows since there aren't enough scripts to justify the effort (yet). 41 42 What I usually do is just put the scripts in a directory and add it to the `PATH` environment variable. 43 44 45 ## scripts 46 47 ### Powershell 48 49 - *random* - a script I use to select a random item in a directory. 50 - *zipto7z* - converts all .zip files in current directory to .7z. 51 - *flac2mp3* - convert flac files to mp3 files using ffmpeg. 52 53 ### Python 54 55 - *d2h* - convert decimal numbers to hexadecimal. 56 - *h2d* - convert hexadecimal numbers to decimal. 57 - *jiggle* - move the mouse 1px every minute - keep the screen awake. 58 59 60 ### POSIX shell (and bash) 61 62 **strings & numbers** 63 64 Scripts related to string parsing/manipulation 65 66 - *strindex* - print the index (from 0..n) of the first character in substring $1 found in string $2. 67 - *grepf* - find all files in dir $1, that conatin string $2. I use this one a lot. 68 - *randstr* - generate a random string. 69 70 **file management** 71 72 - *backup* - cp input files $@ from `filename` to `filename.bak` (mv with `-m`). 73 - *catrm* - `rm -i` but with the option to cat the file. 74 - *flac2mp3* - converts .flac files $@ to .mp3. Requires ffmpeg. 75 - *openurl* - xdg-open all links found in files $@. 76 - *mkdcp* - make directory $1 and copy files into it ($2..$n). 77 - *mkdmv* - make directory $1 and move files into it ($2..$n) 78 - *mkdnvim* - make directory $1, touch file $2 and open file $2 in $EDITOR. 79 - *mkdtouch* - make a directory $1, touch files in it ($2..$n). 80 81 **tooling** 82 83 - *pyserve* - shorthand for `python3 -m http.server --directory $1`. 84 - *git-cfg* - shorthand for calling `git config --local user.name $1 && git config --local user.email $2`. 85 - You can also use it for setting global config using `-g` 86 - *git-clone-bulk* - clone a list of git repositories. 87 - *git-pull-all* - pull all remote git branches from the current upstream. 88 - *git-push-all* - push all local branches to the default remote (origin) 89 - *git-pradd* - git diff $@, for each prompt y/n whether to git add it 90 - *git-init* - initialize a git server repository (I use it for my own remote server) 91 - *gobuild* - build a go module in all available output formats, useful for releases. 92 - *preview-md* - convert a markdown file $1 to html, open if $2 == "-o" or "--open". 93 - Uses cmark by default, set conversion tool and default output destination in src. 94 - *compress-pdf* - compress a .pdf file ($1), requires *ghostscript* (*gs*). 95 - *rled* - invoke ed with a readline wrapper (for input history) 96 - *gnome-shell-cycle-wallpaper* - One I used to cycle the wallpaper on a GNOME desktop infrequently 97 98 **misc** 99 100 - *shush* - run $@ in the background and hide output. 101 - *pomodoro* - a [pomodoro](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique) timer. 102 - *while-true* - clear the terminal, run $1 sleep ($2 || 1 sec), repeat forever (Ctrl+C to cancel). 103 - *onfilech* - stat a file ($1) every 10 seconds, if the output changes, run a command ($2...$n). 104 - *awkcol* - column with awk (at one point column wasn't available but awk was) 105 106 **depreciated** 107 108 This contains scripts that I once used but aren't required anymore (or I eventually realised were useless). 109 110 111 ## authors 112 113 - gearsix 114