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I used to have very full ~/bin, and ~/$(hostname), directories. In the end I pared them back and started bundling things together in one binary.
The end result is very similar to this approach, I run "sysbox blah", or "sysbox help", and use integrated subcommands.
Very helpful and makes deployment easy by having only a single binary:
Not bash/shell, but similar and useful idea to experiment with.
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This is really similar to something I've recently created: https://github.com/simonmeulenbeek/Eezy . Although in my project's case it's scoped to the specific PWD you're in.
I really like using the folder structure to have 'subcommands' (i.e. 'sd blog publish' ). Very neat!
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