lib.sh

Opinionated Apple-specific utils and aliases for bash and zsh. Fishes swim by!

Status

lib.sh will never be released. You are strictly encouraged to read the LICENSE. By using this software you are acknowledging and accepting the accompanying risks.

Consider the current master safe, with caution. Always know what you run!

Origins

Installing

macOS

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

rc=~/$([[ "${SHELL##*.}" =~ .*bash$ ]] && echo .bashrc || echo .zshrc)

git clone https://github.com/ink-splatters/lib.sh "$HOME"/lib.sh

touch $rc

cat <<EOF >> $rc
source "$HOME"/lib.sh/lib.sh

alias fle='vi $rc'
alias fs='source $rc'
# alias flp='source ~/.profile'
# alias flbp='source ~/.bash_profile'
EOF

source $rc

Root shell

cat <<'EOF' >> /var/root/.profile
source /Users/<username>/lib.sh/lib.sh

alias fle='vi ~/.profile'
alias fs='source ~/.profile'
EOF

RecoveryOS

As RecoveryOS was initially the first citizen:

source it and lib.sh will bootstrap itself properly, the way it survives between interactive shell sessions (it however doesn't survive reboots).

As well as, aliases: fle, flel and fs described above become available automatically, upon source-ing lib.sh

Misc

pre-commit is used for formatting purposes, as well as for bumping lib.sh version. Contributors are expected to run it before submitting a PR.

Before running, it should be initialized by executing the following in the project dir:

pre-commit install --install-hooks

lib.sh uses a lot of external cli tools. In order to get the best experience, you will want to inspect the code and install all the tools used.

Contributions

Currently it's a whole mess craving for refactoring or rewriting. It's not that contributions are not welcome, but rather please open an issue first.

PR with the list of tools used in the form of markdown, is welcome :)