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Bash Funcs

Just a basic collection of Bash Functions that can be used in any scripts.

This project is still experimental and should be used with caution.

How to use

There are several ways to use this project and some of them will be described below.

In scripts

Add the following line in your scripts:

[[ -r /path/to/bash_funcs ]] && source /path/to/bash_funcs

In your current Bash session

Just run the following command:

$ source /path/to/bash_funcs

In all your Bash sessions

Edit your ~/.bashrc file and add the following lines:

# Load 'bash-funcs' project
[[ -r /path/to/bash_funcs ]] && source /path/to/bash_funcs
[[ -n show_self_loading ]] && show_self_loading 2>/dev/null

Once done, you can call any included functions.

In ZSH instead of Bash

You can call any included functions from your ZSH shell as long as bash-funcs has been added to your ~/.bashrc files as explained above.

Here is how to do:

$ bash -i -c '<function_name> [args]'

Example:

$ bash -i -c 'show_device_temp'

Loaded 'bash_funcs' file
 - From: /path/to/bash-funcs
 - Version: 0.6.0

acpitz - 59°C - all good
pch_skylake - 81°C - critical
x86_pkg_temp - 62°C - getting hot

Arguments

Even if this file MUST be sourced to be used, it support the following arguments:

$ bash /path/to/bash_funcs -h

Usage: bash_funcs [flags] -- Collection of Bash functions

Flags:
  -h | --help		Print this message and exit
  -l | --list		Print list of included functions and exit
  -v | --version	Print file version and exit

Note that there is a check included in the file that will be triggered if the 'exec' permission is being granted.

Thanks

Huge thanks to the work made by the THC group for the inspiration.

Author

  • Jiab77