My dotfiles repository - managed by gnu stow
The bash directory includes dotfiles about bash settings. I prefer to keep my
bash stuffs in seperate files for tidy structure. These are:
.aliases: includes some shortcuts for long commands.functions: includes usefull bash functions.exports: includes some export command for many environment variables.bash_prompt: includes PS1 customization.bashrc: includes a bootstrap for all the above files and sets several bash
settings.inputrc: includes settings about readlineThe bin directory includes a lots of scripts for my personal needs.
Current Version: 1.0.0
Suspends PC now or give time interval for suspend later. It also can countdown for suspend.
Usage: afk [OPTIONS] [NUMBER][SUFFIX]
Suspends PC now. If the NUMBER given, waits for NUMBER second before suspend.
The SUFFIX may be 's' for seconds (the default), 'm' for minutes, 'h' for
hours or 'd' for days.
Options:
-v, --version Show afk version number
-h, --help Show this help messageInstantly suspend:
$ afkSuspend 2 minutes later:
$ afk 2mm stands for minutes
Current version: 1.0.0
Disables your input devices awhile for cleaning input devices. This script prevents any possible unwanted situations while cleaning devices. It's waits for given time interval (defaults 30 seconds) than re-enables your input devices. Also you can disable only keyboard or mouse devices with optionally.
On first usage, the script needs to know the IDs of your input devices. So run
xinput list in your terminal and find the IDs of your input devices. Then open
this script file with your favorite text editor and write the device IDs
keyboard_devices and mouse_devices variables seperated with spaces.
Note that, input device's ID may change after rebooting the system.
Usage: cleaning-time [OPTIONS] [NUMBER]
Disables given input devices for the NUMBER seconds. The defaults is 30
seconds.
Options:
-k, --keyboard-only Disables only keyboard devices
-m, --mouse-only Disables only mouse devices
-v, --version Show cleaning-time version number
-h, --help Show this help messagePlease be careful before run this script. Because this script disables your
input devices awhile. So you CANNOT stop this command while running. DON'T
interrupt this script even If you run with --mouse-only option. Because you
are terminating the script without running the enable input devices commands.
Disable all input devices:
$ cleaning-timeDisable only keyboard devices:
$ cleaning-time [-k|--keyboard-only]Disable only mouse devices:
$ cleaning-time [-m|--mouse-only]Disable all input devices for 15 seconds:
$ cleaning-time 15Current version: 1.0.0
git clone given repository url and cd into it.
The reason is that each process has its own current directory, and
when you execute this script file from the shell it is run in a new
process. Add this line to your .bashrc file to fix this issue:
alias clonecd=". /path/to/clonecd"Usage: clonecd [OPTIONS] REPO [DIRECTORY]
Git clone the REPO and cd into the directory. The DIRECTORY is an optional
argument. Script uses the DIRECTORY instead of default value REPO.
Options:
-v, --version Show clonecd version number
-h, --help Show this help messageClone repository and cd into it:
$ clonecd https://github.com/erenhatirnaz/dotfilesClone repository with different directory name and cd into it:
$ clonecd https://github.com/erenhatirnaz/dotfiles my-own-dotfilesTar without arguments. Sometimes writing tar arguments (ex. -cvfj) can be
exhausting. This script makes it easy to create or extract an archive file.
Available tar archive format listed below:
Usage: easytar ARCHIVE.EXT [DIRECTORY] (1st form)
or: easytar FILE|DIR... [ARCHIVE.EXT] (2nd form)
EasyTAR is a shortcut for tar commands.
First form is used for extract the ARCHIVE.EXT. DIRECTORY is an optional
argument and If given extracts the ARCHIVE.EXT into the DIRECTORY. Second form
is used for create archive file. Give one or many file or directory and final
argument is the name of archive file to be created. See EXAMPLES section
below.Create tar archive from a directory:
$ easytar documents/
# creates documents.tarCreate tar.gz archive from a directory with different file name:
$ easytar documents/ docs.tar.gz
# creates docs.tar.gzCreate tar.bz2 archive from 2 file:
$ easytar a.txt b.txt ab.tar.bz2
# creates ab.tar.bz2Extract tar.gz archive:
$ easytar docs.tar.gz -> documents/Extract tar.bz2 archive to different directory:
$ easytar ab.tar.bz2 texts -> texts/a.txt texts/b.txtGenerates base64 hash from given file. Also can generate as url format
like this: data:[MIMETYPE]; base64, [HASH];
Usage: file2base64 [OPTIONS] FILE
Converts the FILE contents to Base64 hash.
Options:
-w, --with-url Prints Base64 hash with `data:` url
-v, --version Show file2base64 version number
-h, --help Show this help messageCreate plain base64 hash:
$ file2base64 config.ini.exampleCreate base64 hash as data url:
$ file2base64 -w config.init.exampleGenerates QR code from the given file. This script prints QR code to the terminal(STDOUT), but can optionally generate an image file (PNG).
Usage: file2qr [OPTIONS] FILE
Converts content of the FILE to QRCode.
Options:
-s, --save-as-image Save QRCode as PNG image
-v, --version Show file2qr version number
-h, --help Show this help messageGenerate QR code from a file:
$ file2qr config.iniGenerate QR code from a file and save as image file:
$ file2qr -s config.iniPrints human readable total file size of the given file or directory.
Usage: fs [FILE|DIRECTORY...]
Determine size of the FILE or total size of the DIRECTORY.
Options:
-v, --version Show fs version number
-h, --help Show this help messagePrint file size:
$ fs README.mdPrint total size of the directory:
$ fs bin/bin/Prints gzipped and original file sizes with ratio.
Usage: gz FILE
Prints original, gzipped file size and ratio.
Options:
-v, --version Show gz version number
-h, --help Show this help messagePrint gzipped and original file size:
$ gz config.initServes the current directory on localhost:8080. Also you can give different port number.
Usage: httpserver [OPTIONS] [PORT]
Starts a basic HTTP server in current directory. The PORT is optional argument
and It's default value is 8080. The PORT number have to be 4-digit.
Options:
-o, --open-with-browser Open http server url with default browser
-v, --version Show httpserver version number
-h, --help Show this help messageServe current directory on localhost:8080:
$ httpserverServe current directory with different port number:
$ httpserver 1234Serve current directory and open server's url in default web browser:
$ httpserver -o 4321Converts given TEXT to lower case.
Usage: lower [OPTIONS] TEXT
or: echo "TEXT" | lower
or: lower (interactive mode)
Convert TEXT to lower case.
Options:
-v, --version Show lower version number
-h, --help Show this help messageTo convert text to lower case:
$ lower FOOBARTo use with piping:
$ echo "FOOBAR" | lowerTo enter interactive mode:
$ lowerConverts the man page to a pdf file. This scripts creates the PDF file to current directory.
ghostscript package)Usage: man2pdf [OPTIONS] MANPAGE
Converts the MANPAGE to a PDF file.
Options:
-v, --version Show man2pdf version number
-h, --help Show this help messageTo convert a manpage to an pdf file:
$ ps2pdf emacs
# creates emacs.pdfCurrent version: 1.0.0
Creates a directory with given name and cd into it. Also can initialize git
repository optionally.
Usage: mkcd [OPTIONS] DIRECTORY
Create the DIRECTORY and cd into it.
Options:
-g, --git-init Initialize git repository in the DIRECTORY
-v, --version Show mkcd version number
-h, --help Show this help messageTo create a directory and cd into it:
$ mkcd foobarTo create a directory, cd into it and initalize git repository:
$ mkcd -g foobarStarts built-in php server in the current directory. Default port number is 4000, but you can give different port number.
The reason is that each process has its own current directory, and
when you execute this script file from the shell it is run in a new
process. Add this line to your .bashrc file to fix this issue:
alias phpserver=". /path/to/phpserver"Usage: phpserver [OPTIONS] [PORT]
Starts PHP server in current directory. The PORT is optional variable and It's
default value is 4000. The PORT number have to be 4-digit.
Options:
-o, --open-with-browser Open http server url with default browser
-v, --version Show phpserver version number
-h, --help Show this help messageTo start php server:
$ phpserverTo start php server with different port number:
$ phpserver 1234To start php server and open server's url in default web browser:
$ phpserver -o
A shorthand for tree with hidden files and color enabled, ignoring some
developer environment directories (such as .git,node_modules), listing
directories first.
Usage: tre [DIR]
Tre is a shorthand for tree with hidden files and color enabled, ignoring some
developer environment directories (such as .git, node_modules), listing
directories first. The output gets piped into `less` with options to
preserve color and line numbers, unless the output small enough for one
screen.
Options:
-v, --version Show tre version number
-h, --help Show this help messageTo print current directory structure:
$ treTo print another directory structure:
$ tre ~/codeConverts given text to upper case.
Usage: upper text
or: echo "text" | upper
or: upper (interactive mode)
Convert TEXT to upper case.
Options:
-v, --version Show upper version number
-h, --help Show this help messageTo convert text to upper case:
$ upper foobarTo use with piping:
$ echo "foobar" | upperTo enter interactive mode:
$ upperUsage: you2mp3 [OPTIONS] YOUTUBE_URL
Download YouTube video as mp3 audio file.
Options:
-v, --version Show you2mp3 version number
-h, --help Show this help messageTo download youtube video as mp3:
$ you2mp3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lt-udg9zQSEI'm using emacs as text editor and programming environment. Also I'm planning to adapt emacs to my life more:
I'm managing my emacs's packages with Cask tool. Here is my all package list.