Out of curiosity, what is your best script you can showcase?

• bin

  2 1 10.0 Shell

  my bins (mostly shell scripts) (by denisde4ev)

  I dunno... whatislove has to be up there :)

• dyetide

  3 5 10.0 Shell

  a bash script that replaces hex, rgb, or hsl color codes out for other color codes. either within a file or from the terminal!

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• arg

  2 1 10.0 Shell

  usage: arg [...args]; output: (count of args):(len of args) (...quoted arguments) (by denisde4ev)

  and another one very useful arg. for debugging problems in quoting. it has sh and C version. [count]:[length] [...quoted] https://github.com/denisde4ev/arg

• pkm

  3 17 10.0 Shell

  A super minimal TUI package manager wrapper written in BASH v4.2+

  pkm — https://github.com/wick3dr0se/pkm A TUI package manager wrapper

• fml

  3 54 10.0 Shell

  :card_index_dividers: A stupid simple, fast TUI file manager written in BASH v4.2+

  fml — https://github.com/wick3dr0se/fml TUI file manager

• wgs

  3 6 10.0 Shell

  A minimal wallpaper getter setter written in pure BASH

• nvm

  100 67,335 7.9 Shell

  Node Version Manager - POSIX-compliant bash script to manage multiple active node.js versions

  

  If they had used an .nvmrc file instead, I could run nvm use to ensure I'm using the correct node version. In order to get this same type of behavior I use a function I wrote called nvmpe that uses jq to get the node version from the value from package.json and then nvm to set my node version.

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• jq

  116 24,956 0.0 C

  Command-line JSON processor

  If they had used an .nvmrc file instead, I could run nvm use to ensure I'm using the correct node version. In order to get this same type of behavior I use a function I wrote called nvmpe that uses jq to get the node version from the value from package.json and then nvm to set my node version.

• dun

  4 5 10.0 Shell

  Meeting notes and todo tasks CLI

  Happy with dun, a note taking and tasks managing CLI. Dun

• forkrun

  14 7 10.0 Shell

  runs multiple inputs through a script/function in parallel using bash coprocs

  For me? My personal best script is (by a wide margin) my forkrun utility. It uses bash coprocs to efficiently parallelize loops. Usage is nearly identical to xargs -P <#>. Options are similar to xargs....a few are missing (namely those related to running things interactively), and a few options are things xargs doesnt do but forkrun can.

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