Ask HN: Share a shell script you like

Ask HN: Share a shell script you like

4 by yu3zhou4 | 1 comments on Hacker News.

Hi, I'd like to ask what are the shell scripts you enjoy using or find useful? It might be something you incorporated to your terminal-based workflow. Or maybe some specific scripts that you often reuse. Or you have used it once, but it might be useful to other people. Or maybe you just have a script that is fun to use? Please share My (not anymore) hidden intention is to gather your recommendations to build an open-source shell script registry https://ift.tt/ETYxK0y Source code is here for you if you want to self host or fork it https://ift.tt/fMWr5Y8 A script I sometimes use is a commands repeater https://ift.tt/DIkS4lb You can specify an interval and a flag to reset/keep the terminal's content after a script invocation Thanks!



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