Exploring Bash Scripting: Understanding Key Flags

Exploring Bash Scripting: Understanding Key Flags
Bash scripting is a powerful and versatile tool that empowers users to automate tasks and streamline operations within a Unix-like environment. One crucial aspect of Bash scripting is the utilization of “flags” or command-line options, which enhance the script’s flexibility and adaptability.

https://www.atatus.com/blog/bash-scripting/

catallo/ht

catallo/ht
catallo/ht
I initially created ht as a simple experiment to test GPT-3.5-Turbo’s usefulness with shell commands. However, I now find myself using it extensively in my daily tasks. So I’m sharing it with the hope that it can benefit others in the same way. ht is written in Dart.

https://github.com/catallo/ht

linhx/tbmk

linhx/tbmk
linhx/tbmk
Tbmk – Terminal bookmarker A commands bookmark for terminal Worked on Linux bash Linux zsh How to install Download built file on release page Extract the file. e.g. /somepath/tbmk Run cd /somepath/tbmk Run ./install (don’t install by execute absolute-path/install), it will appends keybinding to ~/.

https://github.com/linhx/tbmk

Marcel: A Modern Shell

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Marcel is a shell. The main idea is to rely on piping as the primary means of composition, as with any Unix or Linux shell. However, instead of passing strings from one command to the next, marcel passes Python values: builtin types such as lists, tuples, strings, and numbers; but also objects representing files and processes. A pipe carries streams of these values between commands.


https://www.marceltheshell.org/