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patterns-shell/scripts

patterns-shell/scripts - Scripts for common shell tasks

autoscreen

Automatically start GNU screen without inception

Source autoscreen.sh at the END of your .*rc file.

See https://github.com/autochthe/autoscreen

clip

Simplified access to xclip

Source clip.sh in your .*rc file.

Then you will have access to the following functions:

  • cb [TEXT...]
    • If pipe on STDIN, copy incoming data to the clipboard, else if TEXT is not empty, copy TEXT to the clipboard, else outputs the current contents of the clipboard on STDOUT.
  • cbf FILES...
    • Copies the contents of FILE to the clipboard.
  • cbssh
    • Copies current users SSH public key to the clipboard.
  • cbwd
    • Copies current working directory to the clipboard.
  • cbhs
    • Copies most recent command to the clipboard.

history

Persistent shell history with advanced search

Source history.sh in your .*rc file.

See https://github.com/autochthe/history

prompt

Pretty bash prompt that colors fields and displays customizable command output.

Source prompt.sh in your .*rc file.

See https://github.com/autochthe/prompt

seek

Search current directory for files and folders

Source seek.sh in your .*rc file.

See https://github.com/autochthe/seek

to

Bookmark directory locations in POSIX-like systems with tab completion

Source to.sh in your .*rc file.

See https://github.com/autochthe/to

trace

Log and monitor commands

Add patterns-shell/scripts to your PATH.

Then you will have access to the following function:

  • trace [COMMAND...]
    • Runs COMMAND recording the environment, return status, and runtime. If STDOUT and STDERR are redirected to the same location (for example, when using &>), output is automatically echoed to the terminal.

untar

Untar and unzip archives

Add patterns-shell/scripts to your PATH.

Then you will have access to these two functions:

  • untar *tar.gz
    • Creates a directory named after the archive without the *.tar.gz extension.
      Overwrites any previous directory.
  • unzip *gz
    • Unzips the archive to the file with the same name without the *.gz extension.
      Overwrites any previous file.