ail-framework VS is

First time coming across this, looks very cool! Definitely some ideas there that I'd like to implement for osintbuddy. Another project I'm going to be taking some ideas from is: https://github.com/ail-project/ail-framework - a modular framework to analyse potential information leaks

Not quite half-baked, but fairly fresh out of the oven:

https://github.com/oalders/is

It's a tool to make shell scripting read a little more like English.

https://github.com/oalders/is

I wrote a tool to make shell scripting just a little bit easier. It has a syntax that reads just a little bit like English, so that you can ask questions of your environment. That means you can do things like:

Check the version of a CLI tool:

$ is cli version tmux gt 3.2 && echo || echo

Check an OS version by its code name:

$ is os version-codename in ventura,monterey

Do things only if a dependency is installed:

$ is there go && go install golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports@latest

Query a CLI version:

$ is known cli version bash

5.2.15

Check if today is Wednesday using a case insensitive regex:

$ is cli output stdout date like "(?i)wed"

Update a binary if it's older than 7 days:

$ is cli age goimports gt 7 days && go install golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports@latest

Check the major (or minor, or patch) version of your OS:

$ is os version --major eq 13

Install if you have passwordless sudo:

$ is user sudoer && sudo apt-get install ripgrep

Check the output of STDERR for an arbitrary command:

$ is cli output stderr ssh --arg="-V" like 9.0p1

The idea is to make some scripting tasks less tedious. I mostly wrote this because I could and because I enjoyed doing it.

I recently wrote "is" so that I would have a tool to make shell scripting just a little bit easier: https://github.com/oalders/is

Olaf Alders recently shared his cool creation, is: an inspector for your environment. I am sure for all System Administrators out there, it would be very handy.

I'm working on "is". https://github.com/oalders/is

It allows me to install various things in various environments without getting too deep in to bash scripting.

For example:

$ is cli version tmux gt 3.2 && echo || echo

$ is there go && is there nvim && nvim +:GoUpdateBinaries +qa

$ is known cli version bash