Fuzzy find Gitmojis with fzf

I wrote another emoji noscript 🎉 This time for printing gitmojis in the terminal or vim.

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* jq to filter gitmoji API

* fzf to fuzzy find

* curl to fetch Data

* vimrc func to paste within vim

* works with or without tmux session (fzf, fzf-tmux)

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Gitmoji git commit convention: https://gitmoji.dev/

Script: https://github.com/SimonWoodtli/dotfiles/blob/main/noscripts/gitmoji

Demo: https://gifyu.com/image/S6r4A

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Bash tutorial hell.

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/759147/automate-traversing-a-directory-in-linux
I ask questions like these online. Problem being I don't yet understand the concepts and commands that they are using there.
So, I thought a good idea will be to keep continuing my bash education from udemy. I am continuing my course by Ralph Jensen and already through 80% of the course.

Few commands remaining are test commands, conditional constructs and symbolic links. But I feel this course hasn't done a good job preparing me for bash noscripting.

I've documented everything that I've learnt some place.

Any tips? The general advice seems to be to just automate stuffs you need irl. But not clear instruction and helpful.

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/usr/bin/ffmpeg: cannot execute binary file

i have this noscript(lel.sh) to take an input file and map its video streams(only actual video, not attached pictures) and map audio if any, remove subnoscripts so i can map my own subs and lastly a thumbnail file to an output file:

#!/bin/bash -x

. ffmpeg -i "$1" -i "$2" -i "$3" -map 0:V -map 0:a? -map -0:s? -map 1 -map 2 -c copy -c:s mov_text -disposition:v:1 attached_pic -metadata noscript=\""$4"\" "$4.mp4"

# test

$ lel.sh Atonement\ \(2007\).mp4 subs.srt thumb.jpg "Atonement"

# output

+ . ffmpeg -i 'Atonement (2007).mp4' -i subs.srt -i thumb.jpg -map 0:V -map '0:a?' -map '-0:s?' -map 1 -map 2 -c copy -c:s mov_text -disposition:v:1 attached_pic -metadata 'noscript="Atonement"' Atonement.mp4

/home/anon/.local/bin/lel.sh: line 2: .: /usr/bin/ffmpeg: cannot execute binary file

also, for some reason if i run sh ~/.local/bin/lel.sh Atonement\ \(2007\).mp4 subs.srt thumb.jpg "Atonement" i get:

/home/anon/.local/bin/lel.sh: 1: /usr/bin/ffmpeg: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

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How to combine dowloading files and compressing them simultaneously?

The software fasterq-dump doesn't offer zipping fastq/sra files. How can I add bgzip/gzip for a long list of paired end sequencing files (the files are split into something like SRR*****_1.fastq and SRR*****_2.fastq) without having to compress them after the download is done?

I wrote a line of code to download files using parallel as well as a for loop but not sure how the gzip/bgzip would work and where to use it for file compression:

cat $SRR_LIST | parallel --verbose fasterq-dump -p -v --split-files --qual-defline '+' {} --outdir "$dir/ChIP-Seq/"

or

for SRR in ${SRR_LIST}

do

echo Downloading ${SRR}...

#time fasterq-dump -p -v --split-files --qual-defline '+' ${SRR} --outdir "$dir/ChIP-Seq/"

echo Done ${SRR}.

done

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Enjoy with Best Service IPTV Provider in The world 2023

**http://etsy-tv.store**

"Say goodbye to expensive cable bills and hello to unlimited entertainment with our TV service. Get access to over +19.000 channels from around the world at a fraction of the cost."

"Cut the cord and join the TV revolution. Our service offers the best in live TV streaming, with crystal-clear picture quality and reliable service. Sign up now to start enjoying your favorite shows, sports, and movies."

"Why settle for limited cable options when you can have it all with TV? Our service delivers premium channels from all over the world, including sports, movies, and TV shows. Plus, with our easy-to-use interface, you'll never miss a beat."

"Looking for a better way to watch TV? Look no further than our TV service. With our extensive channel lineup, including international options, you'll have access to all your favorites. Say goodbye to cable and hello to the future of television."

I know that this group is not dedicated to T.V services, but I just want to present my service to those who are interested. Due to that, I have received negative karma on my account.

https://redd.it/17bkhhc
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Router noscript?

I own an asus gtax11000 pro router and it's possible to tell it to reboot at night. However this isn't always a good thing if i am downloading or busy transferring files across the network at the time.

Is it possible to write a noscript and execute it on the router that would detect if there was any wan and/or lan activity in the past 10 minutes and if not then send a command to restart the router?

https://redd.it/17cc28f
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Saving variables to file

Ok so say I did this

Echo “this variable will be saved”

Read variable

How do I save that variable to a text file,what would be the syntax for it? Thanks

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Upload files to ix.io

I wrote a small wrapper noscript for ix.io to make it more convenient to use from the terminal. It can also be used within vim with !! cmd 😉


Script: https://github.com/SimonWoodtli/dotfiles/blob/main/noscripts/ix
Demo: https://github-production-user-asset-6210df.s3.amazonaws.com/66033447/276981265-7d80fe6e-cce9-4ac2-a4c1-6f5729bf27ac.webm

https://redd.it/17cegsm
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Backend Question Is dup2 how a UNIX shell, like Bash, does things like cat /dev/fd/5 5<<< foo?

So I wanna know how a shell like Bash does this:

cat /dev/fd/5 5<<< "foo"

All I can guess is, it first opens file denoscriptor 3, just by calling open(2), then duplicates it to fd 5 using dup2(2) as in: dup2(fd, 5). Is that how it does this?

Thanks for your help.
Edit: I did strace, there was not a SINGLE 5 in there!

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listing files in correct numeric order?

I have a directory that has files named like this:

S01E001.mp4
S01E002.mp4
S01E003.mp4
S01E004.mp4
S01E005.mp4
S01E006.mp4
S01E007.mp4
S01E008.mp4
S01E009.mp4
S01E010.mp4
S01E011.mp4
S01E012.mp4
S01E013.mp4

However, ls gives this output:

S01E010.mp4
S01E011.mp4
S01E001.mp4
S01E002.mp4
S01E003.mp4
S01E004.mp4
S01E005.mp4
S01E006.mp4
S01E007.mp4
S01E008.mp4
S01E009.mp4
S01E012.mp4
S01E013.mp4

Why does this occur?

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How to define parameters in a function in BASH?

Hello, I'm trying to write a Knight's Tour resolutor noscript in BASH but I need to apply recursion and don't know how without function parameters. For example, I want to use two functions, one that resolves the algorithm (knight_tour)) and a "main". I want to use recursion inside the knight_tour() function but I don't know how without parameters. I'm very new to BASH so I know it's atrocious. Thank you even for just reading!


for i in {1..8}

do

prossimo_x=$((x+cavallo_movimento_x[i]));

prossimo_y=$((y+cavallo_movimento_y[i]));

scacchiera[prossimo_x, prossimo_y]=num_mossa;

​

knight_tour $prossimo_x $prossimo_y $((num_mossa+1)) $scacchiera $cavallo_movimento_x $cavallo_movimento_y

​

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Function Arguments/Recursion

Hi, I'm pretty new in bash. I have a question, can you implement recursion in a function? For example:
You have a function fun1(). Can you "manually add" arguments or you have to do some work-arounds? Can you do something like calling fun1(int a, int b, int c) inside fun1? I'm trying to implement Knight's Tour in Bash but it's so damn hard in Bash (school stuff, I can't use C) Thank you!

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Yay! Got my Certificate of absurdity.
https://redd.it/17cr5wn
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make: Error 1

I am trying to make the build folder with command "make" but keep getting Error 1:

make: \** [Makefile:54: build/server_multi.o\] Error 1

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Here is a glimpse of my Makefile:

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TARGETS = server_lim

LIBS = timelib

LDFLAGS = -lm -lpthread

BUILDDIR = build

BUILD_TARGETS = $(addprefix $(BUILDDIR)/,$(TARGETS))

OBJS = $(addprefix $(BUILDDIR)/,$(addsuffix .o,$(TARGETS) $(LIBS)))

LIBOBJS = $(addprefix $(BUILDDIR)/,$(addsuffix .o,$(LIBS)))

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all: $(BUILD_TARGETS)

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$(BUILD_TARGETS): $(BUILDDIR) $(OBJS)

gcc -o $@ $@.o $(LIBOBJS) $(LDFLAGS) -W -Wall

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$(BUILDDIR):

mkdir $(BUILDDIR)

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$(BUILDDIR)/%.o: %.c

gcc -o $@ -c $< -W -Wall

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clean:

rm *\~ -rf $(BUILDDIR)



How can I fix this error?

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Help me increase the variable in array

I have my input parameters split using delimeter "=" and placed into array. How can I make this "1" variable into "2" on the next iteration of my loop.

While "$param" -le $#
do
arrPARAM=(${1//=/ })


arrPARAM=($(2//=/ }) should be what it looks like on the next iteration


arrPARAM=(${$count//=/ }) doesnt work, count=1 then plus 1 every iteration

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Simple noob question

I have a long-running command running in an ssh shell (ubuntu). I have another command ready to execute afterwards, eg. sleep 30\n echo 1 or sleep 30; echo 1.

If I ctrl-z the long-running command (eg. sleep), it will of course then execute echo. How can I ctrl-z, bg, and disown both lines such that I can log out of my ssh session without interrupting the process, and still run the second command once the first has finished?

As you may have guessed, the second command is a notification so I know when the first has finished :D

I've found this SU post: https://superuser.com/q/361790, but it doesn't seem to have any useful info on how to do this.

Any points in the right direction would be very appreciated; I'm sure there's an easy way to do this without restarting my long-running command to put it in a noscript.

&#x200B;

edit: change markdown to rich text

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How to replace tab with space in file only for tabs before letters, not numbers?

I have a file with contents of

X Y Z m
A B n
...

where X, Y, Z and A, B are words and m, n are numbers. They are in a tsv file, so all separated by tabs.

How can I substitute the tabs between the words X, Y, Z and A, B with spaces while keeping the tabs before the numbers m, n intact?

I thought about this (some regex?) but cannot think of a good solution.

EDIT: m,n can be larger than 9, so not necessarily single digits.

https://redd.it/17e204g
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Help with noscript to detect if my webcam is currently active

I’m trying to create a shell noscript to run on a schedule. I just want a simple yes/no, on/off, or any kind of Boolean to determine if the camera is in use so I can then run other automations.

Seems this is possible using ps or grep but I haven’t been able to figure it out.

https://redd.it/17e4gbn
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What situations call for a subshell?

As I'm following a tutorial on Bash, the topic on subshells has me stumped. For example, the tutorial makes use of a subshell in order to access a database. That leaves me to ask:

When should a subshell be used when running a noscript?
How important are they and what are the consequences of not using them?

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Hopefully an easy question, though I doubt it

So, I've been re-learning bash noscripting over the past year, and I'm getting fairly proficient again, like being able to write some types of noscripts without having to look most things up anymore, but I've been working on a a couple of noscripts, one of which isn't my own, but I'm kind of modifying the living bejeezus out of it. It's a basic ls alternative called 'formatdir' that was an example in "Wicked Cool Shell Scripts", and I transcribed it to my WSL environment when I started re-learning bash. I'm now working on adding filetype recognition, and several things are easy as pie to get working, like directories, noscripts, pipes, stuff that has a dedicated file test option.

But now I'm starting to get into the weeds, and I'm kinda up to my waist in the river as it were, with trying to figure out like archives for the moment. Is there a way to test whether a file is an archive? Doesn't have to like recognize whether it's a zip or a tarball, I just need to have the noscript identify that "this file is an archive" so I can have it give the output for them the proper color.

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Administration tools for Linux (Bash)

Here are a few Bash noscripts for Linux system administration, I am working to release a few more security oriented noscripts. I would appreciate if you could take a look at them and give me feedback. Thank you very much!

https://github.com/javisys/System-Administration-Scripts-Linux

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