List of concrete shell tasks?

[weaverbel]

We need to create some scenarios and use cases for the shell lesson, and this could be a good sprint task.

We have counting and mining data, we have grep to find info within files, and basic shell navigation, including FOR loops. At my workshop today, people wanted specific tasks the shell can do for librarians. It would be good to create a list.

More info here: https://github.com/data-lessons/librarycarpentry/issues/31

[libcce]

@dakane1 @annaoates @jwscutt @uom-nilani I think this is what you were hoping to do, add more examples? In the SQL lesson we have an extra challenges section https://github.com/LibraryCarpentry/lc-sql/blob/gh-pages/_episodes/10-extra-challenges.md and we added scenarios where libraries might be interested in using SQL https://github.com/LibraryCarpentry/lc-sql/blob/gh-pages/_episodes/01-introduction.md. I'd be interested to see how you might approach this and whether you have feedback about how we approached it in the SQL lesson?

BTW, @jwscutt @uom-nilani your invitations as maintainers for this lesson are still listed as pending. Have you received the invitations? Let me know if we should resend or send you the links to accept?

[dakane1]

@libcce yes, especially in ep. 6 which I just created a project for. I plan on doing some work on the planning tomorrow prior to our meeting. It might also be good for the group to think about other episodes where we can add more examples?

[jwscutt]

Hi Chris:

Please do resend if you have a chance, I've reviewed my work and personal email and I can't seem to locate the invite. Most likely a user error somewhere on my part.

Best

John

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@dakane1 https://github.com/dakane1 @annaoates https://github.com/annaoates @jwscutt https://github.com/jwscutt @uom-nilani https://github.com/uom-nilani I think this is what you were hoping to do, add more examples? In the SQL lesson we have an extra challenges section https://github.com/LibraryCarpentry/lc-sql/blob/gh-pages/_episodes/10-extra-challenges.md and we added scenarios where libraries might be interested in using SQL https://github.com/LibraryCarpentry/lc-sql/blob/gh-pages/_episodes/01-introduction.md. I'd be interested to see how you might approach this and whether you have feedback about how we approached it in the SQL lesson?

BTW, @jwscutt https://github.com/jwscutt @uom-nilani https://github.com/uom-nilani your invitations as maintainers for this lesson are still listed as pending. Have you received the invitations? Let me know if we should resend or send you the links to accept?

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[libcce]

@jwscutt just resent the invite and @dakane1 nice use of projects.

[jwscutt]

Thanks Chris! I am in and caught up now. Thanks for your patience

John.

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[katrinleinweber]

Maybe a GitHub-wide search for topic:code4lib & language:Shell provides some useful examples. The results list can be sorted for most stars/forks to bring up popular projects, or by "most recent" to bring up something new every now and then.