Aiyu, a set of shell functions that wraps around all major AI projects and interconnects them. It's a shell function!

https://github.com/GabrieleRisso/aiyu

https:\/\/github.com\/GabrieleRisso\/aiyu

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Learning bash is so frustrating

Can you recommend to me any site more preferably a pdf tutorial for bash.
Thank you.

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Color schemes in Micro

Hello, I am just wondering how to change the color scheme of micro text editor in a bash noscript.

the command to change the color scheme is

^e set colorscheme "colorscheme"

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Made a noscript manager for non-savvy users

Hey there,

​

I work with a lot of field techs, skill levels on computers vary. We have a bunch of various noscripts that we need the techs to run, but some have a hard time staying organized.


I made this so that there is a single folder, where all the noscripts reside. You only have to open this single "app" if you call it that. From there, they can run multiple noscripts with an interface.

​

I couldn't really find anything like this, so I made it.

​

Thoughts on improving? Also feel free to use it.

​

https://github.com/kylezwhite/slector

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Sshto update

Hi, sshto got an update, I've added quick filter!)
Due to lack of buttons in dialog I had to add it to the list.


https://preview.redd.it/wz0q5bnq03ra1.png?width=861&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=beb7d077864954f90e22aab7a4d148e49ae35f4a

https://redd.it/127mqo0
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Question about calls with relative paths

The following is a call with an absolute path specification that works for me. This call, opens the file samplefile with the editor xed:

xed /a/b/c/d/e/f/g/samplefile.txt

Suppose I open a terminal and type the following:

cd /a/b/c/d

How would I then have to open the text file with the editor xed from this position with a relative specification. For example the following call I tried seems to be wrong here:

./e/f/g/samplefile.txt

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Issue with sorting grep results in bash noscript

I do not know how to get my bash noscript to produce the right output, but it's very close. I need it to sort from highest frequency codon to lowest like this for an example correct output:

aac 20

aag 9

cgg 2

pastebin w/ code: https://pastebin.com/hH1p1Yxk

output: https://imgur.com/a/y78dy5l

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I don't know who needs to see this but I wrote a noscript to optimize Arch for Persian/Farsi writing/reading. (Link below)

Here is the noscript
It's a dead-simple noscript that only installs some packages and generates proper locale and sets the time and date, but I guess it could still help new users.
Cheers.

https://redd.it/1287vum
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N00b question

This is the noscript I'm using.

Now, I'm supposed to replace every instance of RAW_FILE with the actual path to my file. I'm having trouble with this. I've tried single quotes, double quotes, a space between the parentheses, and none of them work. Let's say the file in question is called file.xyz for example, how would I reference it? Note that the file is in the same directory as the noscript.

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using grep in noscript

I am trying to write a noscript that will list a directory's contents and use grep to filter for only certain match sub directories and files. While the grep command works in command line fine when I put it in a noscript it no longer gives a return just holds up the noscript causing me to have to Ctrl-C out of it. I'm now a brand new noscripting guy but definitely a novice. I am on a Linux Machine attempting this. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Need assistance for bash noscript

I have a noscript i am writing which lists directories or files in a location and displays them as selections to choose from. Once Chosen I would like to copy the "file" or "directory" to a new locations keeping all the contents. The copy part is goofing me up I cant seem to figure out how as when I am listing the choices its saving the full directory path PLUS a ":" sign. All I need is the full path call out and then a way to copy to a new given location. This noscript is being written on a linux machine.

Following is what I have thus far.. its proving challenging but ive been working on this for 4 hours just to get this far... I know the final line does not work.

#!/bin/bash

echo "Please select the item from the list"

files=$(ls /home/mib2/WorkTest/20230331*)
i=1

for j in $files
do
echo "$i.$j"
file[i]=$j
i=$(( i + 1 ))
done

echo "Enter number to select"
read input
echo "You selected: ${file[$input]}"

cp -R "${file[$input]}" /home/mib2/WorkTest/WWW/NEW1/

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Core shell functions for AI. I wrote a library that allows you to easily use the most powerful AI's project to date.

Good evening. Here it is.

https://github.com/GabrieleRisso/aiyu

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I'm looking for your feedback and opinions. Thanks.

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Writing a noscript that adds numbers to the end of a text file full of words

I am trying to write a noscript that adds numbers to the end of a list of words. Here's what I've tried:

#!/bin/bash
# add_numbers.sh

while read w; do
echo ${w}{0..9}
done

Then I run it with `$ ./add_numbers.sh < words.txt`

This runs, but it adds the numbers on the next line down, I think:

9 ZOOS
9 ZORN
9 ZOROASTER
9 ZOROASTRIAN

&#x200B;

So I tried to strip the carriage return (right?) at the end of the line when `read` gets the line:

#!/bin/bash
# add_numbers.sh

while read w; do
stripped=echo ${w} | tr -d "\r"
echo ${stripped}{0..9}
done

But the output just gives errors:

./add_numbers.sh: line 4: $'AGGLUTINATE\r': command not found
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
./add_numbers.sh: line 4: $'AGGLUTINATED\r': command not found

&#x200B;

What am I doing wrong?

&#x200B;

EDIT: For the heck of it I asked GPT3.5 to do this and here's what I got:


#!/bin/bash

while read line; do
for i in {0..9}; do
echo "$line$i"
done
done < "${1:-/dev/stdin}"

I left out the stdin redirect at the bottom, but what it outputs replaces the first character with a number in each word:

9ULU
0ULUS
1ULUS

Those lines would be ZULU and ZULUS.

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icsp - a command-line utility I wrote to turn calendar exports (.ics files) into CSV files for easily manipulation and analysis
https://github.com/loteoo/icsp

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Noobie BASH help

Hi -

New to BASH noscripting and need some direction.
I have this noscript below, but it's not creating the file i'm after. I think its related to path name for the new file location.

The error i'm getting is:
Start time: Sun, 02 Apr 2023 15:05:17 GMT
Stop time: Sun, 02 Apr 2023 15:05:18 GMT
Current status: 0 (Normal)
Standard output/error:
/bin/bash: line 15: Scripts/test/20230402-150518.txt: No such file or directory
Text file created at: Scripts/test/20230402-150518.txt

But no file created. I think i have the path name wrong, but not sure how to format it?

I think this is wrong.... folder_path="/Scripts/test"
but i'm not sure "why" its wrong.

&#x200B;

Any help appreciated-


\~\~

\#!/bin/bash

\# Get the current date and time

datetime=$(date +"%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")

&#x200B;

\# Get the current day name and date

day_and_date=$(date +"%A, %B %d, %Y")

&#x200B;

\# Specify the folder where you want to create the text file

folder_path="/Scripts/test"

&#x200B;

\# Create the text file with the date time stamp as the file name

file_path="${folder_path}/${datetime}.txt"

&#x200B;

\# Write the day name and date to the text file

echo "$day_and_date" > "$file_path"

&#x200B;

\# Print the file path for reference

echo "Text file created at: $file_path"

\~\~

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What constitutes a "debugger enabled version of bash"

Hello.

Just for the hell of it for now, but it may be useful in the future, to have a gdb-alike front end for debugging bash noscripts, I think it is more pleasant than just a DEBUG trap.

Right now, I'm getting feedback indicating that `bashdb` isn't installed, but I also get the message:

warning: cannot start debugger; debugging mode disabled

So, I'm in doubt whether it is:

* A special version of bash, built for supporting [bashdb](https://sourceforge.net/projects/bashdb/files/bashdb/).

* Having a properly installed version of bashdb.

* One of the above in combination with `shopt -s extdebug`.

And I won't take further action, before I understand what that means.

I haven't installed `bashdb` yet. I can't find a debugger enabled version of bash in the `apt` repository, so, I wonder if I ultimately have to build a debug-enabled bash version myself. :)


Thanks!

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How to differentiate between output and information in bash noscript

Sorry for the terrible noscript but I really couldn't think of anything better.

I have a bash noscript that uses echo to print some information about the execution context and then execute a command with said context.

I want to take the output of that command and save it into a variable or pipe it into another program.

The problem is that the contextual information is also considered as part of the output.

In PowerShell I can use Write-Host and Write-Output to differentiate the two.

Is there something similar in bash?

Example:

$ ./terraform.sh env output -raw some_value
Environment 'env' running on '<AWS region>'
a_very_useful_information

Obviously I want to save the output in a variable and be able to use it somewhere else without the information line printed before.

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bash behavior with nested parentheses?

Is there a (documented) reason why I can use for i in sd[abc]; do … , done and get correct values of sda, sdb, sdc, but I can't use for i in {sd[abc],mmcblk0}; do … , done because I only get sdaabc and mmcblk0, not sda, sdb, sdc and mmcblk0?

https://redd.it/129m660
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Script Complete for now

I finally have the noscript i was working on all day yesterday to a point where it works. There is a couple of nuances id like to refine number 1 being 1.) Have the Choice menu pop up after completion of each section. I know its probably an easy fix but....as I seen yesterday nothing is as simple as you think it is. Following is the noscript i have that works.

#!/bin/bash

var1=/home/mib2/WorkTest/SavedData
var3=/home/mib2/WorkTest/Item1_Data/
var4=/home/mib2/WorkTest/Item2_Data/

cat /home/mib2/WorkTest/paths.txt #Prints the 3 paths above form .txt file)

PS3='Choose what you want to do: '
choices=("Make_Directory" "Copy_Item2_Data" "Copy_Item1_Data" "Tar_Data" "Quit")
select item in "${choices[@]}"; do
case $item in

"Make_Directory")
cd $var1
echo "What is the new directory to save data going to be called?"
read var2
mkdir -m 777 $var2
echo ""
echo "Directory has been made"
echo ""
echo "The Contents of $var1 is now: " ; ls -al --color=none $var1
var5=/home/mib2/WorkTest/SavedData/$var2
echo "The new Data Name and its Location is: $var5 "
;;


"Copy_Item2_Data")
# Generate list of files in directory
echo "Please enter a directory path which has the Truth Data contained within: "
ls $var4 | grep 20230331

# Ask user to choose a file
echo "Please choose the Data to copy:"
read file_name

# Copy chosen file to another directory
cp -r "$var4/$file_name" "$var5"
echo "The file has been successfully copied to $var5"
ls -al --color=none $var5
;;

"Copy_Item1_Data")
# Generate list of files in directory
echo "The following directories or files are in the Item1 Data directory:"
ls $var3 | grep 20230331

# Ask user to choose a file
echo "Please choose a file or Directory to copy:"
read file_name2

# Copy chosen file to another directory
cp -r "$var3/$file_name2" "$var5"
echo "The file has been successfully copied to $var5"
ls -al --color=none $var5
;;


"Tar_Data")
# Generate list of files in Saved Data directory
echo "The following directories or files are in the Saved Data directory:"
ls -al /home/mib2/WorkTest/SavedData

# Ask user to choose a file
echo "Please choose a Directory to tar:"
read file_name3

#cd $var1
tar -cvf $var5.tar $var5
chmod 777 $var5.tar
break
;;

"Quit")
echo "User requested exit"
exit
;;
*) echo "invalid option $REPLY";;
esac
done

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How can i send email with bash noscript/from terminal

Im trying to write a noscript that will send email every day about some information about system. I tried sendmail and curl from terminal but i couldnt send email. Anyone can enlighten me? I am using arch linux.

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CommitAI - A bash noscript that writes your commit messages for you using ChatGPT. Feedback and help appreciated
https://github.com/gabedemattos/CommitAI

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