i-script help you set and use scripts in linux or mac. It doing that by very simple scripts:
$ i-script
List of i-scripts:
i-addScript - Grant execution permission to the file (only for the user) and copy to usr/local/bin.
i-dockerClean - Clean the exited docker containers.
i-dockerCleanImages - Clean the old and unused docker images.
i-newScript - read script from the user, build new script file and set it.
[-d | --description description] - set the new script description (the result of -h paramter.
[-name file-name] - set the new script name
i-scripts - Present the available scripts in usr/local/bin, from the pattern i-[script name].
i-updateScripts - Copy files from the pattern i-[script name] to: /usr/local/bin from the current directory.
[-g] - Run git pull.
[-f file-name] - Copy specific file to: /usr/local/bin.
run:
git clone https://github.com/avicorp/i-script.git
cd i-script
chmod u+x istart
./istart
run:
i-scripts //to see the scripts availebel
Can be run from every where.
Create script file, the name need to look like this: i-[mynewscript]
then run:
i-addScript -f ./i-[mynewscript]
You can set new script file by running i-newScript. This nice script will create the basic format and name for the code you want to run as a script.
$ i-newScript -name i-printThreeLine -d 'echo three args in three line.'
-- Write the script you want to set (close the editor by '-'):
1: echo $1
2: echo $2
3: echo $4
4: -
-- Close the script editor? [y/n [y]]: n
-- Select line for edit? [line number [new line]]: 3
-- Fix the script (close the editor by '-'):
3: echo $3
4: -
-- Close the script editor? [y/n [y]]:
-- This is the new Script:
#!/bin/bash
description=$'i-printThreeLine - echo three args in three line.'
usage()
{
echo "$description"
}
case $1 in
-h | --help) usage
exit
esac
echo $1
echo $2
echo $3-- Set the script? [y/n [y]]:
Script: ./i-printThreeLine was added
Test the result:
$ i-printThreeLine -h
i-printThreeLine - echo three args in three line.
$ i-printThreeLine 'first line' 'second line' 'third line'
first line
second line
third line
run:
i-updateScripts -f i-[mynewscript]
or run:
i-updateScripts // update all the scripts in the current directory
scripts = files from the pattern i-[scriptname].
in case of git folder, you can run:
i-updateScripts -g
Feal free to add new scripts by Pull request.
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