julianwogersien / useful-bash

useful bash scripts i wrote

useful-bash

useful bash scripts i wrote i will try to make them posix compliant especally the simpler ones, all entries here have listed wether or not they are posix compliant

checkout-pr.sh

Posix Compliant: Yes This script creates a new branch from a given pull request
First argument is the pull request number and the second is optionally a name for the new branch

block-torrent.sh

Posix Compliant: Yes

This script uses iptables to block torrent connection. However it is rather loose and doesnt for example block encrypted ssl traffic

use -r argument to reset the iptables configuration

vimspector.sh

Posix Compliant: Yes

this script generates a vimspector file for a project. vimspector is a plugin for vim & neovim for debugging. this has to be run in the root directory of your project. you need to specify a language, since at the moment i mostly use rust the build path
for everything but rust is ${workspaceRoot}/src/$name you also need to specify a name as the second argument. this supports all languages that vimspector support except legacy ones

wr-comp.sh

Posix Compliant: No
Will it be: No
Reason: Arrays are required and Posix doesnt have them
Maybe: It might be possible to replace them with delimited strings but im not doing that

wr-comp.sh compares to given files passed as arguments and generates a new file containing lines of both files but no double lines for example if you have a file containing
1 2 3 4 4
and a file containing
1 3 4 5 4 6
the file generated would contain
1 2 3 4 5 6
this script also strips empty lines (eg. lines containing only newlines or spaces)
this can be disabled by passing -t after the files it will include lines containing whitespaces

install-basic-vim-config.sh

Posix Compliant: Yes

this script installs my basic vim config into your home directory without making your home directory a github repo
pass -r to the script to have it install it into /root too so you will have this config even when you need to edit something that requires root

pacman-get-package-list-noversion.sh

Posix Compliant: Yes

This script gets all packges installed with pacman and puts them into packages.txt and removes their versions

count-lines-sh

Posix Compliant: Yes

this counts lines of all files in the current directory recursively except if any file is inside a .git folder or its a README or LICENSE file

anti-afk.sh

Posix Compliant: Yes

This script moves your mouse every 1 second (with relative movements)