Show HN: Interactive Bash Utilities
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You can turn all that elifs on prompt.sh into a case/esac.
I've returned to screen from tmux, since it manages vertical split. I've something similar for auto-screen. But my configuration avoids nested screen sessions (i.e. ssh to host A, and then from host A to host B, both with the same .bashrc configs), like this:
[[ -x $( type -P screen ) ]] && \ [[ -n "$SSH_CONNECTION" ]] && \ [[ "x$TERM" != 'xscreen' ]] && screen -dR
I've returned to screen from tmux, since it manages vertical split. I've something similar for auto-screen. But my configuration avoids nested screen sessions (i.e. ssh to host A, and then from host A to host B, both with the same .bashrc configs), like this:
[[ -x $( type -P screen ) ]] && \ [[ -n "$SSH_CONNECTION" ]] && \ [[ "x$TERM" != 'xscreen' ]] && screen -dR
err... formating issue, delete the '\' chars for a single line.
Interesting, I don't have time to dig into it right now, but I'm always interested in cool dotfile stuff.
After some quick hacking, I have managed to extract some of the things in my .bashrc I find useful to make a library.
Maybe the most interesting part is prompt.sh. It displays the return code of the last command along with an error message. The error message comes from a look-up table using the last command run and the return code.
Please let me know what you want to see in such an utility library.
https://github.com/ertug/bash-utils