Samantaz's scripts

Some useful scripts I use on a more-or-less daily basis.

Warning

The Readme below does NOT apply for nanofetch, my fast hardware listing utility. nanofetch has its own README.md.

These scripts have been tested on bash and zsh. There is no guarantee that they will be compatible other shells. I'm trying my best, thought, and contributions are welcome!

As a friendly reminder: never run shell scripts without knowing what they do, particularly when you're root! I encourage you to look at them and to try to understand what's going on under the hood. I do my best at properly commenting the code :)

Requirements

All the scripts in this repository are created assuming that the machine has the following GNU tools installed:

• coreutils
• sed

Other requirements:

• the sudo utility
• GNU wget
• scripts.d/apk-extract requires unzip
• scripts.d/clipboard-convert requires gzip, xclip and barrier
• scripts.d/compress-mp4 requires ffmpeg
• scripts.d/exif requires ImageMagick's mogrify and Lutz Mueller's exif
• scripts.d/gpg-keys-sizes requires gpg and awk
• scripts.d/mount-iso requires fuseiso (unless run as root)
• scripts.d/fingerprints requires OpenSSH's ssh-keygen
• scripts.d/yt-* requires youtube-dl

About scripts.d

The scripts.d directory contains multiple files, each defining one (or more) shell functions. In order to load these functions in the user's environment, add the following code snippet to the user's .bashrc:

# Source the different functions contained in scripts.d
# Update $SCRIPTS_DIR according to the path where the scripts.d folder is.
#
SCRIPTS_DIR=~/.local/bin/scripts.d

for fn in `ls $SCRIPTS_DIR/scripts.d/`; do
	. $SCRIPTS_DIR/scripts.d/$fn
done

unset SCRIPTS_DIR

License

This repo's content is released under the BSD 3-clauses licenses.

Read the LICENSE file for more infos.