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Optimized for humans, 500+ BASH functions for all walks of life. Über Toölkit for über geeks and UNIX command line power users.

License: MIT License

Shell 90.89% Ruby 0.34% Dockerfile 0.32% Makefile 1.23% Awk 1.60% CSS 5.62%

bash scripting installation automation helpers functions library ui-components ui ascii-graphics

bashmatic's Introduction

What's up, I'm Konstantin

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About Me

🌏 I live in San Francisco, California, USA & I often visit Melbourne, Australia where I got my degree (at Monash University) and where my family lives.
🔭 I maintained the open source rules_ruby for Bazel, and now helping with the canonical ruby rules.
📫 How to reach me: @kig

Software Engineering

Currently, I'm a Principal Software Engineer for HealthSherpa.

I used to be a CTO at four separate startups, largeset of which was Wanelo.

I was a Staff Software Engineer at Coinbase and Fossa.

Ruby

I am big open-source proponent, and I wrote about a few dozen open-source Ruby gems with over 120M downloads.

Among the most popular gems are:

colored2 — ASCII color ruby gem
sym — Symmetric encryption vi CLI or API based on OpenSSL
simple-feed - Redis based backend for twitter-like feeds
puma-daemon — Puma daemonization library

DevOps, Build, and Systems Configuration

I do a lot of Infrastructure and Scalability work, so among my other projects are:

C++/CMake Project Template with Google Test library
Bazel/Starlark Projects including Rules Ruby.
BASH Projects.

Music

I play piano, guitar and drums.

I've been DJ-ing since the vinyl days (house, tech-house, progressive, techno, downtempo)

My DJ name is LeftCtrl

I also have been composing and producing electronic music for over 20 years,

Hardware Projects

I have also written projects in C/C++ for Arduino platform.

Some of my popular projects and posts are:

BORAT — Bathroom Occupancy Remote Awareness Technology
Autonomous Obstacle Avoidance Library for DC motors or Servo Motors.
How to use arduino nano mini pro with ch340g on Mac OS-X

Based on the template by Phil Nash.

bashmatic's People

Contributors

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zobertke fudanglp fossabot gitter-badger inderpreet faeliaso adniang75 molleweide finch031 bhanukiranchaluvadi joj0 tpaxle teachgani kungelee healthsherpa knonenull12 gistbucket

bashmatic's Issues

init.sh dependencies function incorrect spelling

Running init.sh gives line 55: dependencies: command not found.
When looking at the file, the function is spelt with dependences and is being called with dependencies, 2 different spellings.

Fix the millis() error when loading init.sh

bashmatic-install is broken

After b5f55e8 , install command in README is not work.

$ bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://bashmatic.re1.re); bashmatic-install -q"
.errOR       ➜   This script is meant to be run, not sourced in.
 INFORMATION ➜   However, since you've already loaded it you can fun functions:
bash: line 649: bashmatic-install: command not found

FYI, .install.bashmatic-install is work instead of bashmatic-install but display warning too.

Skip load-at-login when install

Hi,

I use bashmatic to beautify the build script in my project https://github.com/wangfenjin/simple/blob/master/build-and-run

Recently I got a issue said it slow down the bash startup time wangfenjin/simple#43 , I'm wondering if we can provide a param to skip add init script into the bash_profile. Thanks

https://github.com/kigster/bashmatic/blob/master/bin/bashmatic-install#L448

Running commands using `run` does not show the command

Bashmatic should support basic-level package installation for Linux

One of the present downsides of this framework is that it is OS-X-centric. It works on Linux, but you can't install any packages on Linux like you can on Mac.

We should have a standard and simple package API:

package.install pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.upgrade pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.uninstall pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.reinstall pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.is-installed pkg1 pkg2...
package.list-installed newline separated list of packages currently on the system
package.search term execute an OS-dependent package find by the terms

I see "path.mutate" in the commits

Is that a think the user may want to use? I can't see it in the docs/README

I want to manage my PATH using solid technologies. Pseudo code:

PATH=path.mutate($PATH, "replace-term JavaVirtualMachines/jdk with JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-15.0.1.jdk")

I don't want to use asdf, sdkman or others. I just want something I main in a shell script I can source. And though I hand-maintain those, I want them to be elegant.

Root CA certificate for bashmatic.re1.re expired

> openssl s_client -showcerts -servername bashmatic.re1.re -connect bashmatic.re1.re:443 

depth=1 C = SE, O = AddTrust AB, OU = AddTrust External TTP Network, CN = AddTrust External CA Root
verify error:num=10:certificate has expired
notAfter=May 30 10:48:38 2020 GMT
verify return:0
depth=1 C = SE, O = AddTrust AB, OU = AddTrust External TTP Network, CN = AddTrust External CA Root
verify error:num=10:certificate has expired
notAfter=May 30 10:48:38 2020 GMT
verify return:0
depth=3 C = SE, O = AddTrust AB, OU = AddTrust External TTP Network, CN = AddTrust External CA Root
verify error:num=10:certificate has expired
notAfter=May 30 10:48:38 2020 GMT
verify return:0