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Ask HN: Tools you have made for yourself?
A bunch of shell scripts I've written over the years are available from https://git.marcofontani.it/mfontani/scripts
Very useful ones:
- evenodd, to colorize the background of lines of text so it's easier to see which start of text corresponds to which end of text
- time-rollup, to time the time it takes to run a given command and provide percentage-based statistics on the execution
- a wrapper around "jq" to make it DWIM w/regards to gzipped, bzipped, and zstd-compressed files
I've also put some full-fledged binaries on github:
- https://github.com/mfontani/prettycrontab which is a crontab pretty-printer which parses a possibly specially commented crontab to give you an overview of what's coming up next
- https://github.com/mfontani/tstdin to timestamp your stdin, and provide when the line was received, how long it was since the start of the command, and how long it was since the last line was received. Useful to add at the end of a pipe to both log and perform analysis on the output and time it took to do stuff
- https://github.com/mfontani/rofixec to "sorta template" a rofi (a X11 runner) runner so it picks commands from a given list (provided as yaml or json configuration) and executes the picked item in a background job
- https://github.com/mfontani/git-recent which helps you pick the most recent branches you've worked on, very useful when paired with fzf for picking
- https://github.com/mfontani/los-opinionated-git-tools instead contains a ton of useful little git-related scripts, from one which DWIMs the master/main/blead branch name to one which helps you reauthor the last commit, to one (git-rr) which helps you perform a git rebase with context info about the commits you're rebasing: which files they touched, etc - to make it easier to fixup together commits which touched the same file... which is an operation I do so often I've created a "git-fixup" script, which automates fixing up the currently committed file to the last commit which touched that file in the branch
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What are some alternatives?
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