I made a noscript to automate Encrypted Journaling with GPG2
https://github.com/Medom5/encrypted-journaling
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GitHub - Medom5/encrypted-journaling: A shell noscript to automate encrypted journaling with GPG.
A shell noscript to automate encrypted journaling with GPG. - Medom5/encrypted-journaling
Export ain't working I'm so confused
So apparently if you change a variable and then export it, then say you open a new terminal then the variable would have changed, but this didn't work for me, even with child processes like so:
I did:
PS1="Bash is cool! "
export PS1
Then:
qterminal
but the shell prompt was still default
and even if I did the following but instead of qterminal I wrote "bash" (to show a new prompt), then it was still the same.
Why???
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So apparently if you change a variable and then export it, then say you open a new terminal then the variable would have changed, but this didn't work for me, even with child processes like so:
I did:
PS1="Bash is cool! "
export PS1
Then:
qterminal
but the shell prompt was still default
and even if I did the following but instead of qterminal I wrote "bash" (to show a new prompt), then it was still the same.
Why???
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Help with Permission Issue in Bash Script (Cronjob)
Hey everyone, I’ve been stuck on an issue for a while and hope someone here can help me out. I’m trying to run a Bash noscript with Cron that creates Restic backups and stores a PID file. However, I keep getting the following error: Line 60: /var/tmp/restic_backup.pid: Permission denied I’ve already verified that /var/tmp/ has the correct permissions: drwxrwxrwt 16 root root 4096 Jan 20 10:50 /var/tmp The cron job is running as the correct user (poan). I’ve also tried changing the noscript to write in other directories like /tmp/ or /home/poan/tmp/, but the error still persists. Does anyone have any ideas on what I might be overlooking or what else I can try to resolve the issue? Any tips would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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Hey everyone, I’ve been stuck on an issue for a while and hope someone here can help me out. I’m trying to run a Bash noscript with Cron that creates Restic backups and stores a PID file. However, I keep getting the following error: Line 60: /var/tmp/restic_backup.pid: Permission denied I’ve already verified that /var/tmp/ has the correct permissions: drwxrwxrwt 16 root root 4096 Jan 20 10:50 /var/tmp The cron job is running as the correct user (poan). I’ve also tried changing the noscript to write in other directories like /tmp/ or /home/poan/tmp/, but the error still persists. Does anyone have any ideas on what I might be overlooking or what else I can try to resolve the issue? Any tips would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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Command substitution problem
I do have a problem that drives me crazy:
I have a binary that needs to be run in a bash noscript, but in some case fails and then needs to be run in a chroot for the rest of the noscript.
When it first fails I set a variable RUN_IN_CHROOT=yes.
I catch the output of the binary via command substitution.
So my noscript looks like this:
MY_BINARY=/path/to/binary
mode=$(${MY_BINARY} -m $param1)
If that doesn't work:
RUN_IN_CHROOT=yes
mode=$(${RUN_IN_CHROOT:+chroot} ${RUN_IN_CHROOT:+/mnt} ${MY_BINARY} -m $param1)
So from this point every call to the binary has the RUN_IN_CHROOT checks and should prepend the chroot /mnt.
But I get the error: chroot /mnt: No such file or directory
It treats both as a single command, which can obviously not be found.
When I run with bash -x I see that it tries to call 'chroot /mnt' /path/to/binary -m 8
Why does it encapsulate it in this weird way, and how can I stop it from doing so?
Thanks for your help.
Sorry for the lack of formatting.
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I do have a problem that drives me crazy:
I have a binary that needs to be run in a bash noscript, but in some case fails and then needs to be run in a chroot for the rest of the noscript.
When it first fails I set a variable RUN_IN_CHROOT=yes.
I catch the output of the binary via command substitution.
So my noscript looks like this:
MY_BINARY=/path/to/binary
mode=$(${MY_BINARY} -m $param1)
If that doesn't work:
RUN_IN_CHROOT=yes
mode=$(${RUN_IN_CHROOT:+chroot} ${RUN_IN_CHROOT:+/mnt} ${MY_BINARY} -m $param1)
So from this point every call to the binary has the RUN_IN_CHROOT checks and should prepend the chroot /mnt.
But I get the error: chroot /mnt: No such file or directory
It treats both as a single command, which can obviously not be found.
When I run with bash -x I see that it tries to call 'chroot /mnt' /path/to/binary -m 8
Why does it encapsulate it in this weird way, and how can I stop it from doing so?
Thanks for your help.
Sorry for the lack of formatting.
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I made a simple "UI Library" for bash called basil. And a small helper for sourcing the library and creating a ready to run file.
Black and white mode
normal mode
retro mode
BASIL
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Black and white mode
normal mode
retro mode
BASIL
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rmdir "No such file or directory" but ls shows folder isn't empty
I am trying to clean up some old media files.
When I use ls to show the contents of my current folder, it lists one folder. When I use rmdir to remove that folder, it states:
ls: folder: No such file or directory
How do I get rid of the target directory?
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I am trying to clean up some old media files.
When I use ls to show the contents of my current folder, it lists one folder. When I use rmdir to remove that folder, it states:
ls: folder: No such file or directory
How do I get rid of the target directory?
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Error oh my bash theme development
Good evening everyone, I'm making another theme for Oh My Bash that has the same base as my old theme, but it's not overwriting the base properly, these are the codes
New theme
Base theme
The prompt gets all buggy, it looks like this
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Good evening everyone, I'm making another theme for Oh My Bash that has the same base as my old theme, but it's not overwriting the base properly, these are the codes
New theme
if [ -z "${NEKONIGHT_BASE_LOADED}" ]; then
source ~/.oh-my-bash/themes/nekonight/nekonight-base.sh
export NEKONIGHT_BASE_LOADED=true
fi
icon_start="╭─"
icon_user=" 🌙 ${_omb_prompt_bold_olive}\u${_omb_prompt_normal}"
icon_host=" at 🌙 ${_omb_prompt_bold_cyan}\h${_omb_prompt_normal}"
icon_directory=" in 🌙 ${_omb_prompt_bold_magenta}\w${_omb_prompt_normal}"
icon_end="╰─${_omb_prompt_bold_white}λ${_omb_prompt_normal}"
_omb_theme_nekonight_git_prompt_info
_omb_theme_nekonight_scm_git_status
function _omb_theme_PROMPT_COMMAND() {
PS1="${icon_start}${icon_user}${icon_host}${icon_directory} in $(_omb_theme_nekonight_git_prompt_info)\n${icon_end} "
}
_omb_util_add_prompt_command _omb_theme_PROMPT_COMMAND
Base theme
shell
icon_start="╭─"
icon_user=" 🐱 ${_omb_prompt_bold_olive}\u${_omb_prompt_normal}"
icon_host=" at 🐱 ${_omb_prompt_bold_cyan}\h${_omb_prompt_normal}"
icon_directory=" in 🐱 ${_omb_prompt_bold_magenta}\w${_omb_prompt_normal}"
icon_end="╰─${_omb_prompt_bold_white}λ${_omb_prompt_normal}"
function _omb_theme_nekonight_git_prompt_info() {
local branch_name
branch_name=$(git symbolic-ref --short HEAD 2>/dev/null)
local git_status=""
if [[ -n $branch_name ]]; then
git_status="${_omb_prompt_bold_white}(🐱 $branch_name $(_omb_theme_nekonight_scm_git_status))${_omb_prompt_normal}"
fi
echo -n "$git_status"
}
function _omb_theme_nekonight_scm_git_status() {
local git_status=""
if git rev-list --count --left-right @{upstream}...HEAD 2>/dev/null | grep -Eq '^[0-9]+\s[0-9]+$'; then
git_status+="${_omb_prompt_brown}↓${_omb_prompt_normal} "
fi
if [[ -n $(git diff --cached --name-status 2>/dev/null) ]]; then
git_status+="${_omb_prompt_green}+${_omb_prompt_normal}"
fi
if [[ -n $(git diff --name-status 2>/dev/null) ]]; then
git_status+="${_omb_prompt_yellow}•${_omb_prompt_normal}"
fi
if [[ -n $(git ls-files --others --exclude-standard 2>/dev/null) ]]; then
git_status+="${_omb_prompt_red}⌀${_omb_prompt_normal}"
fi
echo -n "$git_status"
}
The prompt gets all buggy, it looks like this
\\\[\\e\[97;1m\\\](🐱 main \\\[\\e\[0;31m\\\]↓\\\[\\e\[0m\\\] \\\[\\e\[0;93m\\\]•\\\[\\e\[0m\\\]\\\[\\e\[0;91m\\\]⌀\\\[\\e\[0m\\\])\\\[\\e\[0m\\\]\\\[\\e\[0;31m\\\]↓\\\[\\e\[0m\\\] \\\[\\e\[0;93m\\\]•\\\[\\e\[0m\\\]\\\[\\e\[0m\\\]╭─ 🌙 brunociccarino at 🌙 DESKTOP-27DNBRN in 🌙 \~ in (🐱 main ↓ •⌀)
╰─λ
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style enforcement tool?
Hi folks, looking for a sh and bash enforcement tool. I found bashate but seems too limited.
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Hi folks, looking for a sh and bash enforcement tool. I found bashate but seems too limited.
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Sed replacement with a variable needs single and double quotes
Hi all, this may be a stupid question, so sorry in advance. I have just started to get into the world of bash noscripting, and I decided to create an install noscript for my NixOS build. Within that, I want to create a new host, so I have decided to use
From what I could find when googling this, I need to exit the single quotes with double quotes when writing the expression, then go back to singles to finish it.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1390037/using-sed-with-a-variable-inside-double-quote
So this is what i have so far
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Hi all, this may be a stupid question, so sorry in advance. I have just started to get into the world of bash noscripting, and I decided to create an install noscript for my NixOS build. Within that, I want to create a new host, so I have decided to use
sed to add a block of Nix code from a text file in place of a comment that I have there by default. The problem arises then that I need to evaluate bash noscript within it using double quotes "" as well as using the s option at the start, which from what I can see only works with single quotes ''. From what I could find when googling this, I need to exit the single quotes with double quotes when writing the expression, then go back to singles to finish it.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1390037/using-sed-with-a-variable-inside-double-quote
So this is what i have so far
sudo sed -i 's|#Install new host hook|'"$(< /etc/nixos/noscripts/helperFiles/newHostFlakeBlock.txt)"'|' /etc/nixos/flake.nixhttps://redd.it/1i8te4k
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Using sed with a variable inside double quote
I have a file input.xml which contains a line: <exciton lambda="1" fix="hole"/>
in that line I want to replace 1 with 2 but I can't use just 1 as key word since there are ...
in that line I want to replace 1 with 2 but I can't use just 1 as key word since there are ...
Creating a simple latex launcher
Hello!
I'm not sure I'm posting in the good subreddit, don't hesitate to redirect me!
I've a little problem I'm not able to solve, because I don't understand well enough the problem to know where to search.
I would like to create a noscript that manages a .tex file such as :
- it opens a terminal and launches
- it opens the file with kwrite
Ideally, I declare this noscript as an application that I can set as the default application for
I first tried to create a
Then I added a
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Hello!
I'm not sure I'm posting in the good subreddit, don't hesitate to redirect me!
I've a little problem I'm not able to solve, because I don't understand well enough the problem to know where to search.
I would like to create a noscript that manages a .tex file such as :
- it opens a terminal and launches
latex -pdf -pvc $FILE, $FILE being the argument file- it opens the file with kwrite
Ideally, I declare this noscript as an application that I can set as the default application for
.tex files. This way, when I double click on the file every of these actions execute themselves.I first tried to create a
latex.sh noscript (yes it's executable) :#!/bin/bash
latexmk -pdf -pvc $1 &
kwrite $1 &
Then I added a
.desktop file in ~/.local/share/applications and tried to open a .tex file with this application. Without surprise it does not work, but I don't really know what exactly is the process I want to see in the system so it's difficult to improve the noscript...Thanks in advance for your help!
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Importance of checking IFS
I just wanted to spread a word about importance of explicitly defining and assigning values to IFS.
After years of noscripting in bash in Ubuntu i never thought of non standard IFS values in other linux based operating systems.
Few minutes ago figured out why some of my noscripts weren’t working properly in openwrt. IFS in openwrt contains only /n newline character vs tab space and newline.
Can be checked by looking into environment via set (printenv is not installed by default) or simply by echoing IFS and piping into cat: echo “$IFS” | cat -A
Hope this will save someone down the road from wasting hours on debugging.
My noscripts weren’t working simply copied to openwrt as they were working on Ubuntu and didnt show any issues at first glance. I want to pinpoint here that i didnt write in openwrt environment or else i would have checked IFS. From now on i will make a habit to assign it right after the shebang.
Thanks.
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I just wanted to spread a word about importance of explicitly defining and assigning values to IFS.
After years of noscripting in bash in Ubuntu i never thought of non standard IFS values in other linux based operating systems.
Few minutes ago figured out why some of my noscripts weren’t working properly in openwrt. IFS in openwrt contains only /n newline character vs tab space and newline.
Can be checked by looking into environment via set (printenv is not installed by default) or simply by echoing IFS and piping into cat: echo “$IFS” | cat -A
Hope this will save someone down the road from wasting hours on debugging.
My noscripts weren’t working simply copied to openwrt as they were working on Ubuntu and didnt show any issues at first glance. I want to pinpoint here that i didnt write in openwrt environment or else i would have checked IFS. From now on i will make a habit to assign it right after the shebang.
Thanks.
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HELP!
I'm trying to make a simple OS that uses BASH and coreutils as a base.
I searched and asked to chatgpt how to compile it to a unknown os and basically everything went wrong.
btw, i'm on windows 11 with nasm,gcc, mingw, msys2 and Arch WSL.
Can someone help me?
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I'm trying to make a simple OS that uses BASH and coreutils as a base.
I searched and asked to chatgpt how to compile it to a unknown os and basically everything went wrong.
btw, i'm on windows 11 with nasm,gcc, mingw, msys2 and Arch WSL.
Can someone help me?
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Chatgpt in bash
Hi, first post here so please go easy..... !
I love modifying bash, and have recently thought about having Chatgpt work directly from bash by just typing a simple command whenever needed/wanted. As a result i have created the following, it seems to work fine and have added a menu to it for added functionality.
Feedback would be most welcome please - https://github.com/Fenlanddavid/AI-command/blob/main/gpt.sh
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Hi, first post here so please go easy..... !
I love modifying bash, and have recently thought about having Chatgpt work directly from bash by just typing a simple command whenever needed/wanted. As a result i have created the following, it seems to work fine and have added a menu to it for added functionality.
Feedback would be most welcome please - https://github.com/Fenlanddavid/AI-command/blob/main/gpt.sh
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AI-command/gpt.sh at main · Fenlanddavid/AI-command
Small command-line AI assistant tool for quick interactions with GPT. - Fenlanddavid/AI-command
Simple noscript to integrate chat-gpt into bash
Will try this post again now...
I love messing around and modifying bash, my latest project has been to integrate chat-gpt into the command line. wanted to just type a normal command and have it reply whenever i needed/wanted it too. It became a little more complicated as i went on and had to add various functions such as save session memory for it to be effective-also added a simple menu. Works ok on my system but just after a little feedback please **you will need your own openai API key**
https://github.com/Fenlanddavid/arch-ai
Ps- did attach image but does not seem to be displaying.....
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Will try this post again now...
I love messing around and modifying bash, my latest project has been to integrate chat-gpt into the command line. wanted to just type a normal command and have it reply whenever i needed/wanted it too. It became a little more complicated as i went on and had to add various functions such as save session memory for it to be effective-also added a simple menu. Works ok on my system but just after a little feedback please **you will need your own openai API key**
https://github.com/Fenlanddavid/arch-ai
Ps- did attach image but does not seem to be displaying.....
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GitHub - Fenlanddavid/arch-ai: A small command-line AI assistant tool for quick interactions with GPT.
A small command-line AI assistant tool for quick interactions with GPT. - Fenlanddavid/arch-ai
Shunpo: A Bash Tool for Quick Directory Navigation
Hi fellow redditors. I recently wrote a minimalistic navigation tool for bash. A few of my colleagues liked it, so I thought I'd make the repository public and share it. Here's a video demo-ing it . I hope it helps speed up your navigation!
Link to the repo:
https://github.com/egurapha/Shunpo
Link to a youtube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN66A3MPo50
https://i.redd.it/o2t12nrceefe1.gif
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Hi fellow redditors. I recently wrote a minimalistic navigation tool for bash. A few of my colleagues liked it, so I thought I'd make the repository public and share it. Here's a video demo-ing it . I hope it helps speed up your navigation!
Link to the repo:
https://github.com/egurapha/Shunpo
Link to a youtube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN66A3MPo50
https://i.redd.it/o2t12nrceefe1.gif
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GitHub - egurapha/Shunpo: A minimalist bash tool that makes directory navigation just a little bit faster.
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YAML manipulating with basic tools, without yq
The problem. I have a YAML file with this:
network:
version: 2
renderer: networkd
ethernets:
wifis:
wlx44334c47dec3:
dhcp4: true
dhcp6: true
As you can see, there is an empty section ethernets, but we could also have wifis section empty. This is invalid structure and I need to remove those empty sections:
This result:
network:
version: 2
renderer: networkd
wifis:
wlx44334c47dec3:
dhcp4: true
dhcp6: true
can be achieved easily with:
yq -y 'del(.network.ethernets | select(length == 0)) | del(.network.wifis | select(length == 0))'
But I want to achieve the same with sed / awk / regex. Any idea how?
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The problem. I have a YAML file with this:
network:
version: 2
renderer: networkd
ethernets:
wifis:
wlx44334c47dec3:
dhcp4: true
dhcp6: true
As you can see, there is an empty section ethernets, but we could also have wifis section empty. This is invalid structure and I need to remove those empty sections:
This result:
network:
version: 2
renderer: networkd
wifis:
wlx44334c47dec3:
dhcp4: true
dhcp6: true
can be achieved easily with:
yq -y 'del(.network.ethernets | select(length == 0)) | del(.network.wifis | select(length == 0))'
But I want to achieve the same with sed / awk / regex. Any idea how?
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want to print only the real time
real 0m0.004s
user 0m0.001s
sys 0m0.003s
but i only want to print the first line
is there any way ?```
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time ./progreal 0m0.004s
user 0m0.001s
sys 0m0.003s
but i only want to print the first line
real 0m0.004s or 0m0.004sis there any way ?```
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convert nested css to standard syntax css
Hi im new in this sub and i don't have much experience with bash in general, i was trying to create a noscript that allows me to convert nested css that has multi-selector in to standard css, currently i got my noscript working for nested css, but it seem i can't find a way to eleaborate multi selector (es. #foo, .bar).
Also tryed to ask gpt but it just added some comments and made me feel more miserable.
Can someone give me a hand?
#!/bin/bash
# Ensure the noscript receives correct arguments
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
echo "Usage: $0 input_file output_file"
exit 1
fi
input_file=$1
output_file=$2
# Check if the input file exists and is readable
if [ ! -f "$input_file" ]; then
echo "Error: Input file '$input_file' does not exist or is not a file."
exit 1
fi
# Create or clear the output file
>"$output_file"
# Initialize variables
current_selector=""
current_styles=""
parent_selector_stack=()
multi_selector_members=()
is_multi_selector=false
media_query=false
# Function to flush a selector and its styles
flush_selector() {
trimmed_current_styles=$(echo "$current_styles" | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')
trimmed_current_selector=$(echo "$current_selector" | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')
check_style=$(echo "$current_styles" | tr -d '[:space:]\\n')
# Only flush if the selector and styles are not empty
if [ -n "$trimmed_current_selector" ] && [ -n "$check_style" ]; then
{
echo "$trimmed_current_selector {"
echo -e "$trimmed_current_styles"
echo "}"
} >>"$output_file"
fi
current_styles=""
}
# Handle multi-selectors (combine selectors with commas and ensure proper space)
handle_multi_selectors_with_children() {
local base_selectors=("$@")
local child_selector="$current_selector"
local combined_selectors=""
# Loop through each base selector and append the child selector
for base_selector in "${base_selectors[@]}"; do
if [ -n "$child_selector" ]; then
combined_selectors+="$base_selector $child_selector, "
else
combined_selectors+="$base_selector, "
fi
done
# Remove trailing comma and space
combined_selectors=$(echo "$combined_selectors" | sed 's/, $//')
echo "$combined_selectors"
}
# Read the input file line by line
while IFS= read -r line || [ -n "$line" ]; do
# Remove leading and trailing whitespace
line=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')
if [[ "$line" =~ ^@media ]]; then
# If it's a media query, start a new media query block
flush_selector
media_query=true
current_selector=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/{//g')
parent_selector_stack=("$current_selector")
continue
elif [[ "$line" =~ ^[.#\[][^,{]*\{$ ]]; then
# Handle new selector block or nested multi-selector
if [ "$is_multi_selector" = true ]; then
# If multi-selector handling was active, expand them with the current child selector
expanded_selectors=$(handle_multi_selectors_with_children "${multi_selector_members[@]}")
current_selector="$expanded_selectors"
flush_selector
multi_selector_members=() # Clear the multi-selector list
is_multi_selector=false
fi
# Flush the previous selector before processing the new one
flush_selector
# Extract the current selector and add it to the multi-selector array if needed
new_selector=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/{//g' | tr -d '\n')
if [ "$is_multi_selector" = true ]; then
Hi im new in this sub and i don't have much experience with bash in general, i was trying to create a noscript that allows me to convert nested css that has multi-selector in to standard css, currently i got my noscript working for nested css, but it seem i can't find a way to eleaborate multi selector (es. #foo, .bar).
Also tryed to ask gpt but it just added some comments and made me feel more miserable.
Can someone give me a hand?
#!/bin/bash
# Ensure the noscript receives correct arguments
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
echo "Usage: $0 input_file output_file"
exit 1
fi
input_file=$1
output_file=$2
# Check if the input file exists and is readable
if [ ! -f "$input_file" ]; then
echo "Error: Input file '$input_file' does not exist or is not a file."
exit 1
fi
# Create or clear the output file
>"$output_file"
# Initialize variables
current_selector=""
current_styles=""
parent_selector_stack=()
multi_selector_members=()
is_multi_selector=false
media_query=false
# Function to flush a selector and its styles
flush_selector() {
trimmed_current_styles=$(echo "$current_styles" | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')
trimmed_current_selector=$(echo "$current_selector" | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')
check_style=$(echo "$current_styles" | tr -d '[:space:]\\n')
# Only flush if the selector and styles are not empty
if [ -n "$trimmed_current_selector" ] && [ -n "$check_style" ]; then
{
echo "$trimmed_current_selector {"
echo -e "$trimmed_current_styles"
echo "}"
} >>"$output_file"
fi
current_styles=""
}
# Handle multi-selectors (combine selectors with commas and ensure proper space)
handle_multi_selectors_with_children() {
local base_selectors=("$@")
local child_selector="$current_selector"
local combined_selectors=""
# Loop through each base selector and append the child selector
for base_selector in "${base_selectors[@]}"; do
if [ -n "$child_selector" ]; then
combined_selectors+="$base_selector $child_selector, "
else
combined_selectors+="$base_selector, "
fi
done
# Remove trailing comma and space
combined_selectors=$(echo "$combined_selectors" | sed 's/, $//')
echo "$combined_selectors"
}
# Read the input file line by line
while IFS= read -r line || [ -n "$line" ]; do
# Remove leading and trailing whitespace
line=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/^[[:space:]]*//;s/[[:space:]]*$//')
if [[ "$line" =~ ^@media ]]; then
# If it's a media query, start a new media query block
flush_selector
media_query=true
current_selector=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/{//g')
parent_selector_stack=("$current_selector")
continue
elif [[ "$line" =~ ^[.#\[][^,{]*\{$ ]]; then
# Handle new selector block or nested multi-selector
if [ "$is_multi_selector" = true ]; then
# If multi-selector handling was active, expand them with the current child selector
expanded_selectors=$(handle_multi_selectors_with_children "${multi_selector_members[@]}")
current_selector="$expanded_selectors"
flush_selector
multi_selector_members=() # Clear the multi-selector list
is_multi_selector=false
fi
# Flush the previous selector before processing the new one
flush_selector
# Extract the current selector and add it to the multi-selector array if needed
new_selector=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/{//g' | tr -d '\n')
if [ "$is_multi_selector" = true ]; then
multi_selector_members+=("$new_selector")
parent_selector_stack+=("&referencetomultiselect&")
else
# If there's a current selector, combine it with the new selector
if [ -n "$current_selector" ]; then
current_selector="$current_selector $new_selector"
else
current_selector="$new_selector"
fi
parent_selector_stack+=("$current_selector")
fi
elif [[ "$line" =~ ^[.#\[][^,{]*,$ ]]; then
# Handle multi-selectors (those ending with a comma)
is_multi_selector=true
new_selector=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/,//g' | tr -d '\n')
multi_selector_members+=("$new_selector")
elif [[ "$line" =~ ^\}$ ]]; then
# End of the current block
flush_selector
# Handle multi-selector members if they exist
if [ "$is_multi_selector" = true ]; then
expanded_selectors=$(handle_multi_selectors_with_children "${multi_selector_members[@]}")
current_selector="$expanded_selectors"
flush_selector
multi_selector_members=() # Clear the multi-selector list
is_multi_selector=false
fi
# Reset media query flag if we're closing a media query
if [ "$media_query" = true ]; then
media_query=false
fi
# Loop through parent_selector_stack and find references to multi-selector
final_selectors=()
for selector in "${parent_selector_stack[@]}"; do
if [[ "$selector" == "&referencetomultiselect&" ]]; then
# Replace reference with expanded multi-selectors
final_selectors+=($(handle_multi_selectors_with_children "${multi_selector_members[@]}"))
else
final_selectors+=("$selector")
fi
done
# Add the final selectors back to the parent stack
parent_selector_stack=("${final_selectors[@]}")
# Pop the last selector from the stack (we're closing the current block)
if [ ${#parent_selector_stack[@]} -gt 0 ]; then
unset 'parent_selector_stack[-1]'
fi
# Reset the current selector to the top of the stack
if [ ${#parent_selector_stack[@]} -gt 0 ]; then
current_selector="${parent_selector_stack[-1]}"
else
current_selector=""
fi
else
# Treat the line as a style and append it
current_styles="$current_styles\n $line"
fi
done <"$input_file"
# Flush any remaining selectors
flush_selector
echo "CSS processing complete. Output written to $output_file"
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parent_selector_stack+=("&referencetomultiselect&")
else
# If there's a current selector, combine it with the new selector
if [ -n "$current_selector" ]; then
current_selector="$current_selector $new_selector"
else
current_selector="$new_selector"
fi
parent_selector_stack+=("$current_selector")
fi
elif [[ "$line" =~ ^[.#\[][^,{]*,$ ]]; then
# Handle multi-selectors (those ending with a comma)
is_multi_selector=true
new_selector=$(echo "$line" | sed 's/,//g' | tr -d '\n')
multi_selector_members+=("$new_selector")
elif [[ "$line" =~ ^\}$ ]]; then
# End of the current block
flush_selector
# Handle multi-selector members if they exist
if [ "$is_multi_selector" = true ]; then
expanded_selectors=$(handle_multi_selectors_with_children "${multi_selector_members[@]}")
current_selector="$expanded_selectors"
flush_selector
multi_selector_members=() # Clear the multi-selector list
is_multi_selector=false
fi
# Reset media query flag if we're closing a media query
if [ "$media_query" = true ]; then
media_query=false
fi
# Loop through parent_selector_stack and find references to multi-selector
final_selectors=()
for selector in "${parent_selector_stack[@]}"; do
if [[ "$selector" == "&referencetomultiselect&" ]]; then
# Replace reference with expanded multi-selectors
final_selectors+=($(handle_multi_selectors_with_children "${multi_selector_members[@]}"))
else
final_selectors+=("$selector")
fi
done
# Add the final selectors back to the parent stack
parent_selector_stack=("${final_selectors[@]}")
# Pop the last selector from the stack (we're closing the current block)
if [ ${#parent_selector_stack[@]} -gt 0 ]; then
unset 'parent_selector_stack[-1]'
fi
# Reset the current selector to the top of the stack
if [ ${#parent_selector_stack[@]} -gt 0 ]; then
current_selector="${parent_selector_stack[-1]}"
else
current_selector=""
fi
else
# Treat the line as a style and append it
current_styles="$current_styles\n $line"
fi
done <"$input_file"
# Flush any remaining selectors
flush_selector
echo "CSS processing complete. Output written to $output_file"
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